Book, Chapter

 1        1, VIII |      healthy condition, are ever seeking after their kindred nature,
 2        1, XLII |        will accept figuratively, seeking to discover the meaning
 3        1, XLVII|          Jesus as the Christ, in seeking after the cause of the fall
 4        3, IV   |        the shadow of an ass," in seeking to ascertain from those
 5        3, LXXIV|  Christian teacher, moreover of" seeking after the unintelligent."
 6        4, XLIV |         cisterns, but dig wells, seeking to discover the inherent
 7        6, XXV  | Jerusalem also was situated. And seeking to ascertain what might
 8        7, XXIX |     being risen with Christ, and seeking those things which are above,"
 9        7, XXXV |                            XXXV.~Seeking God, then, in this way,
10        8, I    |          to the love of Himself, seeking to win over to righteousness
11        8, LIV  |       such other means, they are seeking to separate from God the
12        8, LIX  |           And observe how, while seeking to turn us away from our
13        8, LX   |       even cure the body. But in seeking recovery from disease, a
14        8, LX   |         higher and better way of seeking the blessing of Him who