Epistle, Chapter

 1      2, I   |       the wanderer, and have not bound up that which was broken,
 2     15, I   |         think that I who am thus bound to your hearts, enjoy with
 3     25, VII |      faith? Where, that they are bound in the cincture of chains
 4     26, I   |     shalt bind on earth shall be bound in heaven: and whatsoever
 5     33, II  |         than those who stood; as bound, and firmer titan the links
 6     33, II  |     firmer titan the links which bound him; judged, and more sublime
 7     33, II  |       and although his feet were bound on the rack, yet the serpent
 8     51, XIII|          life, are moreover here bound to life by the peace they
 9     53, I   |           that things which were bound on earth should also be
10     53, I   |          on earth should also be bound in heaven, allowed, moreover,
11     54, XIV |       judgment, their conscience bound in many bonds of sins. Already
12     59, III | captivity, and I lay shut up and bound among barbarians, and from
13     65, I   |     rather ought those not to be bound by worldly anxieties and
14     66, IV  |        was sick, neither have ye bound up that which was broken,
15     67, I   |    certificates of idolatry, and bound with the consciousness of
16     67, III |          that all are absolutely bound to the sin who have been
17     67, III |        themselves also should be bound closely in the same wickedness. "
18     68, VIII|          is indeed connected and bound together by the cement of
19     72, VII |   without, nothing can either be bound or loosed, where there is
20     74, XVI |     shall bind on earth shall be bound in heaven, and whatsoever
21     74, XVII|        blinded by ignorance, and bound by the grossest wickedness,
22     76, II  |   fetters on your feet, and have bound your blessed limbs, and
23     76, II  |         the spirit also could be bound with the body, or your gold
24     76, II  |         crown. Oh feet blessedly bound, which are loosed, not by
25     76, II  |          Lord! Oh feet blessedly bound, which are guided to paradise
26     76, II  |        way of salvation! Oh feet bound for the present time in
27     77, III |         have loosened their feet bound with fetters; have smoothed