Part, Question

 1   1, 110| angels who overturned Sodom, "struck the people of ~Sodom with
 2   1, 113|    and sheep; when the storm ~struck down his house and with
 3   2, 76 |       this, he would not have struck him (which does not affect
 4   2, 78 |       to Job 34:26: "He hath ~struck them as being wicked, in
 5   2, 105|      die at once after being ~struck, but after some days: for
 6   2, 105|      received. For when a man struck a free man, yet ~so that
 7   2, 105|     upon his staff," ~he that struck him was quit of murder,
 8   2, 1  |   your voice, your look, have struck terror into your foes."~
 9   2, 31 |      is related that the Lord struck Oza for ~touching the ark.
10   2, 59 |      is ~treacherously slain, struck or poisoned, and openly,
11   2, 59 |  publicly ~slain, imprisoned, struck or maimed. If it be against
12   2, 59 |      a man strike, that he be struck back. This ~kind of just
13   2, 59 | strikes a prince, is not only struck ~back, but is much more
14   2, 60 |     the body is hurt by being struck, or his reputation, as when
15   2, 62 |       slain "Who, when He was struck did not ~strike [Vulg.: '
16   2, 106|  Giezi, his ~descendants were struck with leprosy (4 Kgs. 5).
17   2, 116|     OBJ 3: Further, no one is struck with spiritual blindness
18   2, 165|       cry of the whole people struck him strongly, and ~overcome
19   3, 14 |  pierced and the scourge that struck. Yet inasmuch as such ~necessity
20   3, 15 |      God; and although ~blows struck Him and wounds were inflicted
21   3, 36 |      since from His cradle He struck terror into ~the heart of