Book, Chapter

 1     1, 17-27|   is not all this smoke and wind? and was there nothing else
 2     4, 2-3  | things unreal, and feed the wind? Still I would not forsooth
 3     4, 2-3  | what else is it to feed the wind, but to feed them, that
 4     4, 15-23|     tossed about with every wind, but yet was steered by
 5     4, 16-26|     I accused flesh; and, a wind that passeth away, I returned
 6     5, 5-9  |    carried about with every wind of doctrine. But in him
 7     5, 8-15 |   leave, till he had a fair wind to sail. And I lied to my
 8     5, 8-15 |    what she ever asked. The wind blew and swelled our sails,
 9     7, 13-19| hail, snow, ice, and stormy wind, which fulfil Thy word;
10    13, 19-25|     the rushing of a mighty wind, and there appeared cloven