Book, Chapter

1     II, 7 |   behalf His earnestness, and endurance, and truth, in having given
2     II, 27|  doubt have been incapable of endurance to the moderate capacity
3    III, 4 |      grew weary of so long an endurance, and so failed to wait till
4    III, 23|       a stigma on them by his endurance of their wickedness.~
5     IV, 14|       alway be forgotten; the endurance of the poor shall not perish
6     IV, 16| likely to counsel the patient endurance of it. But then, when He
7     IV, 21|  curse of the cross, the real endurance of which he escaped, because
8     IV, 39|      Psalm says, "The patient endurance of the just shall not perish
9     IV, 39|   doubt, out of their patient endurance, so that Zechariah declares: "