Epistle, Chapter

 1      5, II |      He washed His disciples' feet, saying, "If I, your Lord
 2      5, II |      Master, have washed your feet, ye ought also to wash one
 3      5, II |    also to wash one another's feet. For I have given you an
 4     27, II |      destroy the path of your feet?" Naturally, our wholesome
 5     30, VII|    garment He binds hands and feet, and casts him out beyond
 6     33, II |  judged him; and although his feet were bound on the rack,
 7     48, II | himself is more guilty in his feet, by which the son, who was
 8     58, III|   limbs of the child, and his feet to his feet. If this thing
 9     58, III|    child, and his feet to his feet. If this thing be considered
10     62, VII|       which is trodden by the feet, or pressed out by the press?
11     74, X  |     the keen winter with bare feet over frozen snow, and not
12     76, II |      have put fetters on your feet, and have bound your blessed
13     76, II |  chains; nor do they bind the feet of the Christians for infamy,
14     76, II |  glorify them for a crown. Oh feet blessedly bound, which are
15     76, II |     smith but by the Lord! Oh feet blessedly bound, which are
16     76, II |      the way of salvation! Oh feet bound for the present time
17     76, II | always free with the Lord! Oh feet, lingering for a while among
18     77, III|    clubs; have loosened their feet bound with fetters; have