Book, Chapter

 1      I, 24    |    should have been totally restored by the most merciful god.
 2     II, 8     |   wishing that he should be restored to life, preferring the
 3     II, 17    |  house of Uriah; which also restored the house of Israel as often
 4     II, 29    |      rather than destroyed; restored, rather than abolished;
 5     IV, 12    |  prophet Elisha on this day restored to life the dead son of
 6     IV, 25    | life by these examples of a restored one, he would lose no more
 7     IV, 34    |  was His own (servant), and restored to its primitive purpose
 8     IV, 36    |    by the blind man when He restored him to sight, and added
 9     IV, 43conc|  supposed that all would be restored to them? But when "they
10      V, 7     |  who prohibited meats, also restored the use of them, just as
11      V, 14    |  body. Now the body is only restored to him who had lost it;