Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 ApCreed,    1      |         manner of ~knowing is so weak that no philosopher could
 2 ApCreed,    1      |   therefore, our intellect is so weak, it is foolish to be willing
 3 10Command,    0,  2|       how ~turn you again to the weak and needy elements? . . .
 4 10Command,    1,  1|      part of our body are we so ~weak as in the tongue, for "the
 5 Sacramen           |       calls these ~"sacraments" "weak and needy elements."2 They
 6 Sacramen           |     contain grace, and they were weak because they could not confer
 7 LordPray,    7,  2 | fortified city. He looks for the weak places in the object of
 8 LordPray,    7,  2 |         part where a man is most weak, he tempts him. He tempts
 9 LordPray,    8     |        He knows such a one to be weak and unable to bear it. Just
10 LordPray,    8     | prescribe violent medicines to a weak patient. "Behold, I have