Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, III|     himself changed in heart and soul. "How," said I, "is such
 2      1, XIV|         itself into us. When the soul, in its gaze into heaven,
 3      6, III|     lusts, which war against the soul, having your conversation
 4      7, III|          of one heart and of one soul." And the Lord has bidden
 5     25, IV |       and he that loveth his own soul more than me is not worthy
 6     33, II |          thirst; but God fed his soul, that lived in faith and
 7     54, III|   himself, who hath enlarged his soul as hell, shall accomplish
 8     58, II |     strive that, if possible, no soul be lost. For what is wanting
 9     62, XI |       mind is dissolved, and the soul relaxed, and all sadness
10     64, II |       Fear the Lord with all thy soul, and reverence His priests;"
11     64, II |          Honour God with all thy soul, and honour His priests."
12     66, IV | perfection, who has enlarged his soul as hell." And the Lord,
13     68, V  |          this, what arrogance of soul, what inflation of mind,
14     73, IV |        what is that blindness of soul, what is that degradation
15     74, IV |  surpasses human nature, and the soul cannot conceive or grasp
16     75, XII|     shall not be clean. And that soul shall be cut off from Israel:
17     80, II |         are not able to kill the soul: but rather fear Him who
18     80, II |          is able to destroy both soul and body in hell." Paul