Book, Chapter

 1      I, 8 |     through such long centuries back, and ancient in men's very
 2      I, 20|   reason that they were pushing back the gospel of Christ the
 3      I, 28|        else glorifies? Why keep back from a work its due reward,
 4     II, 20|   Egyptians ought to have given back their men-children also
 5    III, 4 |  interrupting it. What held him back at first? Or what disturbed
 6    III, 5 | instance, in Isaiah: "I gave my back to the smiters, and my cheeks (
 7    III, 8 |     which returns through death back to the earth out of which
 8    III, 13|     nurse's neck or nursemaid's back, and so be destined to subjugate
 9    III, 13|       of the prophecy, and give back also to the truth of the
10    III, 13|     refrained from carrying him back word concerning Christ,
11     IV, 11|       heaven, and His return is back to the end of it again."
12     IV, 18|    depart from John, and return back again of course to the Lord,
13     IV, 22|      And then thou shall see my back." Not loins, or calves of
14     IV, 23|        forbids the man "to look back" who wanted first "to bid
15     IV, 35|  forbids your refusing to bring back even your brother's cattle,
16     IV, 35|      much more should you bring back your erring brother to himself.
17      V, 6 |  demonstration to show us. I go back therefore to the point,
18      V, 9 |       the Lord," and God turned back and removed his enemies.