Book, Chapter

 1   1,  22|            you derive all that you bring. For when He says, "With
 2   1,  24|           of an evil habit, and to bring about the real peace which
 3   1,  33|           of course that it should bring delight with it. And if
 4   2,  15|            which used these men to bring it about, that books which
 5   2,  16|           of them should chance to bring the reader to a standstill,
 6   3,   3|            faith that God will not bring any charges against His
 7   3,  24| interpretation, especially when we bring to our aid experience strengthened
 8   3,  32|        part of the Church, "I will bring the blind by a way that
 9   3,  34|            all countries, and will bring you into your own land.
10   3,  34|            this saying "And I will bring you into your own land,"
11   4, arg|           the same end in view, to bring home the truth to the hearer,
12   4,   1|            in order if possible to bring them all within the compass
13   4,   4|          they already know, and to bring their feelings into harmony
14   4,   7|            For ye suffer, if a man bring you into bondage, if a man
15   4,   7|            for ye suffer, if a man bring you into bondage." Then
16   4,   7|      Gentiles. And certainly if we bring forward anything of his
17   4,  10|         away ornament, it does not bring in vulgarity of speech;
18   4,  10|     understood, he ought either to bring his address to a close,
19   4,  10|       taken to enforce it so as to bring it home to the heart. If
20   4,  18|            from eternal misery and bring us to eternal happiness;
21   4,  21|        have greater power so as to bring to nought the words of thy
22   4,  26|            to give pleasure and to bring home conviction to the hearer. ~