Book, Chapter

 1     1, 5-6  |    myself; lest mine iniquity lie unto itself. Therefore I
 2     3, 8-16 |     iniquity gives itself the lie, by corrupting and perverting
 3     4, 8-13 |   great fable, and protracted lie, by whose adulterous stimulus,
 4     5, 3-5  |     changing Thy truth into a lie, and worshipping and serving
 5     6, 6-9  | wherein I was to utter many a lie, and lying, was to be applauded
 6     7, 9-15 |       the truth of God into a lie, and worshipped and served
 7    10, 3-4  |      that in my confessions I lie not; and she in them, believeth
 8    10, 41-66|     would with Thee possess a lie; as no man would in such
 9    10, 41-66|    not to be possessed with a lie. ~ ~
10    11, 2-3  |     and range and walk; feed, lie down, and ruminate. Perfect
11    11, 25-32|       O my God, before Thee I lie not; but as I speak, so
12    12, 25-34|     that is, from truth, to a lie. For he that speaketh a
13    12, 25-34|        For he that speaketh a lie, speaketh it of his own. ~ ~
14    13, 25-38|     therefore that speaketh a lie, speaketh of his own; that