Book, Chapter

 1     4, 12-19|        rejoicing as a giant to run his course. For He lingered
 2     6, 16-26|     dost comfort us, and say, "Run; I will carry you; yea I
 3     8, 4-9  |        let us now love, let us run. Do not many, out of a deeper
 4     8, 7-17 |    years (some twelve) had now run out with me since my nineteenth,
 5     9, 2-4  |     that interval of time were run; it may have been some twenty
 6     9, 7-16 |        so fragrant, did we not run after Thee. Therefore did
 7    10, 17-26|       mind-over all these do I run, I fly; I dive on this side
 8    10, 33-49|       sake, it strives even to run before her, and lead her.
 9    10, 40-65|       Nor in all these which I run over consulting Thee can
10    11, 23-29|    cease, and a potter's wheel run round, should there be no
11    11, 23-30|       a day; if the sun should run his whole round in the space
12    11, 23-30|      even supposing the sun to run his round from east to east,
13    13, 8-9  | lacketh to me, ere my life may run into Thy embracements, nor
14    13, 19-25|       having the word of life. Run ye to and fro every where,
15    13, 19-25| exalted, and hath exalted you. Run ye to and fro, and be known