Book, Chapter

 1        1, LXI  |         in which it became God to bestow a kingdom,--for the benefit,
 2        1, LXXI |          reply to him. And if God bestow the gift of that truth which
 3        2, IV   | disrespect. On the contrary, they bestow upon them greater honour,
 4        3, IX   |      abundance) with them, and to bestow help upon them far above
 5        4, VII  |          but because he wishes to bestow upon us the knowledge of
 6        4, LVII |      which the Creator pleases to bestow, is a point which all of
 7        5, I    |         His Father, who alone can bestow it, and being strengthened
 8        5, I    |           may supply us also, and bestow upon us "great power," so
 9        5, XXXIX|           do not spare us, and to bestow care on those which make
10        6, XXXIX|         with those who delight to bestow names (from fancy), and
11        6, LXVII|         near to the Word, who can bestow the gift of sight, in order
12        8, I    |        then, I would say, may God bestow upon us His pure and true