Chapter, Paragraph

1   1, 1 |           He gives courage to the weak when they would fain give~
2   4, 17|         to obey the truth,~may be weak and slip back into his old
3  12, 40|     without power of his own, and~weak, and cannot go of his own
4  12, 40|     without power of his own, and weak, and cannot go of his own
5  13, 48|       whose will and thoughts are~weak; that lazy and idle man
6  13, 48| immoderate in his food, idle, and weak, him Mara, the tempter,
7  13, 48|         as the wind throws down a weak tree. He who lives~without
8  16, 89|      mental faults which make men weak, training their~minds in
9  16, 93|        Blessed One my body became weak as a creeper, and the horizon~