Book, Chapter

 1   1,   4|    misery, determined to return home. We find, however, that
 2   1,   4| thoughts are diverted from that home whose delights would make
 3   1,   4|       to return to our Father's home, this world must be used,
 4   1,  11|   though Wisdom was Himself our home, He made Himself also the
 5   1,  11|       which we should reach our home. ~
 6   1,  17|     sins, opened the way to our home~
 7   2,  20|        your slippers; to return home if you stumble when going
 8   4, arg|      same end in view, to bring home the truth to the hearer,
 9   4,   7|         it is, and how it comes home to the intelligent reader,
10   4,  10|    enforce it so as to bring it home to the heart. If it appear
11   4,  26|      give pleasure and to bring home conviction to the hearer. ~