Chapter

 1 I    |           the Lord with our whole heart, and life, and strength,
 2 II   |          is the same sincerity of heart, the same soundness of a
 3 III  |        conscience in integrity of heart. In the former case there
 4 IV   |     should be lamented. For whose heart is so hard or cruel, who
 5 VIII |         their sight darken, their heart tremble, their arms fall
 6 XI   |     domestic enemy and assailant. Heart and mind and feeling would
 7 XVI  |        that the groaning of their heart may be repressed, that the
 8 XXI  |         let it come back upon our heart that we have not walked
 9 XXVII|     appearance, but God seeth the heart." The Lord Himself also
10 XXVII|       searcheth the reins and the heart." He looks into the hidden
11 XXVII|           and earth?" He sees the heart and mind of every person;
12 XXVII|        very lurking-places of the heart that is still closed up.~
13 XXIX |           the Lord with our whole heart, and, expressing our repentance
14 XXIX |        says, "to me with all your heart, and at the same time with
15 XXIX |           the Lord with our whole heart. Let us appease His wrath
16 XXX  |          lamenting with his whole heart, that he is entreating the
17 XXXV | conscience; open the eyes of your heart to the understanding of
18 XXXVI|        make prayer with his whole heart, if he groan with the true