Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, IV   |          practice of sins, was of the earth earthly, but had now begun
 2      1, VI   |           wars scattered all over the earth with the bloody horror of
 3      1, XIV  |      salvation, to lift his eyes from earth to heaven; and having been
 4      7, III  |             two of you shall agree on earth as touching anything that
 5      7, VII  |              eyes to heaven, lest the earth with its delights and enticements
 6     24, II   |              unto me in heaven and in earth. Go ye therefore, and teach
 7     25, VI   | destructiveness almost over the whole earth, ought only, as you yourself
 8     26, I    |         whatsoever thou shalt bind on earth shall be bound in heaven:
 9     26, I    |        whatsoever thou shall loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven."
10     46, II   |            much greater is the joy in earth, no less than in heaven,
11     50, III  |               but also of wood and of earth, and some to honour and
12     50, III  |               to break the vessels of earth, to whom also is given the
13     51, XXIII|              if that evil father upon earth, deeply offended by a sinful
14     51, XXV  |               but also of wood and of earth," should think to choose
15     51, XXVII|            members which are upon the earth; putting off fornication,
16     53, I    |            things which were bound on earth should also be bound in
17     54, III  |         because he is turned into his earth, and his thought shall perish."
18     54, III  |             to the foundations of the earth; and they that see thee
19     62, XVIII|           given unto me in heaven and earth. Go, therefore, and teach
20     64, I    |        devoured by the opening of the earth, and so immediately suffered
21     72, V    |              unto me in heaven and in earth. Go ye, therefore, and teach
22     72, VII  |               whatsoever he loosed on earth should be loosed in heaven.
23     73, IX   |            shall He find faith on the earth" then, because we are God'
24     74, III  |               a considerable space of earth, according to the way in
25     74, III  |               gone out into the whole earth, who are sent by the Lord
26     74, X    |             the opening of the gaping earth. So that from this also
27     74, X    |              that she would cause the earth to be shaken. Not that the
28     74, X    |            could prevail to shake the earth, or to disturb the elements;
29     74, XVI  |         Whatsoever thou shall bind on earth shall be bound in heaven,
30     74, XVI  |        whatsoever thou shall loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven."
31     76, II   |            long as it will, from this earth and from these sufferings