Epistle, Chapter

1      6, V   |    and approved by God, we leave all that we have, and have
2      8, III |  the latter more joyous; a leave of absence, after glory,
3     48, I   | For this cause shall a man leave his father and mother, and
4     48, II  |   He it is who, without my leave or knowledge, of his own
5     53, II  |    living, that we may not leave those whom we stir up and
6     74, XXVI|    he is concerned, let us leave him; let us rather deal
7     75, XV  |  he is going out, and will leave the men of God, yet in that
8     77, II  |    exile, nor hesitated to leave the city, nor dreaded to