Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2, 6   |  Himself withal was wont to eat and drink till He made Himself
 2  2, 7   |     we neither abound if we eat, nor lack if we eat not."
 3  2, 7   |   if we eat, nor lack if we eat not." By the instrumentalities
 4  4, 2   |   its own soul shall ye not eat.'~3.
 5  5, 2   |  over our jars of flesh and eat bread unto the full! How
 6  5, 3   |    in Egypt we were wont to eat freely, and the cucumbers,
 7  6, 2   |              The people did eat and drink, and they arose
 8 15, 3   |    says, "It is good not to eat flesh, and not to drink
 9 15, 5   | that you do "abound" if you eat, and are "deficient if you
10 15, 5   |   and are "deficient if you eat not; and for this reason
11 concl, 5|  constantly preach, "Let us eat and drink, for to-morrow