Part, Question

 1   2, 13  |      the day of ~revenge, will visit this sin . . . of theirs."~
 2   2, 30  |      harbor the harborless, to visit the sick, to ransom the
 3   2, 30  |       the following verse: "To visit, ~to quench, to feed, to
 4   2, 30  | sickness, and then we have "to visit ~the sick," or it results
 5   2, 79  |        the ~Father is this, to visit the fatherless and widows
 6   2, 79  |      from this world." Now "to visit the ~fatherless and widows"
 7   2, 79  |         means. Accordingly "to visit the fatherless and widows
 8   2, 95  |       the day of revenge, will visit this sin also of ~theirs."~
 9   2, 99  |       that his children should visit him and see to his ~cure;
10   2, 185 |       happen to die while on a visit." But just as the above
11   2, 185 |        the Father, is this: to visit the ~fatherless and widows
12   2, 186 |        the Father, is this: to visit the fatherless and ~widows
13   2, 186 |   undefiled ~. . . is . . . to visit the fatherless and widows
14   3, 31  | according to Ex. 20:5: I shall visit [Vulg.: 'Visiting'] the
15   3, 46  |    without penalty, if he must visit fault committed against
16   3, 52  |      to Sophon. i, 12: "I will visit upon the men that ~are settled
17 Suppl, 25|       is ~granted to those who visit a church. Wherefore the
18 Suppl, 54|       threatened (Ex. 20:5) to visit the parent's sins ~on their
19 Suppl, 69|      my loving ~mother fail to visit since she followed me by
20 Suppl, 69|        that they are unable to visit their graves ~when they