Book, Chapter

 1   1,   8|      about God think of Him as living, they only can form any
 2   1,   8|       live, and prefer what is living to what is dead; who understand
 3   1,   8|        who understand that the living bodily form itself, however
 4   1,  15| preparation, and learn by holy living to long for His approach,
 5   1,  40|   unworthy of our love, and by living uprightly we are able to
 6   2,   1|    when we hear the voice of a living man, we think of the feeling
 7   2,   2|    other hand, are those which living beings mutually exchange
 8   2,  40|        Hilary, not to speak of living men! How much Greeks out
 9   3,  25|        a good sense, "I am the living bread which came down from
10   3,  25|     belly shall flow rivers of living water;" and many other things
11   3,  34|     but with the Spirit of the living God; not in tables of stone,
12   3,  34|       blessed, the land of the living; and we are to understand
13   4,   3|    advantage of growing up and living among men who speak correctly.
14   4,  20|       ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable
15   4,  24|   deserve praise, and to avoid living so as to incur blame. But
16   4,  29|  others; and let his manner of living be an eloquent sermon in