Chapter

 1 pref|     defences might be brought forth from the Lord's precepts
 2 arg |       faith for the heralding forth of the confession of the
 3 IV  |       offence, I will stretch forth mine hand upon it, and will
 4 VII |      say they, "in casting us forth out of Egypt? It is better
 5 XI  |      is in the desert; go not forth: lo, he is in the sleeping
 6 XI  |   flashing of lightning goeth forth from the east, and appeareth
 7 XI  |      and virtue have been set forth to future generations. The
 8 XI  |    confess to Him, and I show forth His power in a sinful nation."
 9 XI  |   confessions did they herald forth! how illustrious, how great
10 XI  |       challenged, quickly put forth his tongue; for he had learned
11 XI  |      Moreover, he firmly held forth his hands to be cut off,
12 XI  |     to imitate, by stretching forth his hands, the form of his
13 XI  |    his humility, is to be set forth; that the martyr claimed
14 XI  | happen to her to have brought forth seven sons, not to the world,
15 XIII|    slain, but paradise is set forth to him restored; the life