Book, Chapter

 1        1, LVII  |         haply ye be found even to fight against God." There was
 2        1, LXI   |            then would My servants fight, that I should not be delivered
 3        2, XVII  |   appeared to him consistent with fight reason, that it was better
 4        3, I     |         called in the proverb, 'a fight about the shadow of an ass;' "
 5        3, LXV   |          Judge of all contrary to fight reason? Sometimes, also,
 6        6, LXXIV |           but leave their sons to fight it out." The remark which
 7        7, LII   | confidence: "I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course
 8        8, LXIX  |        that he will come down and fight for them, so that they shall
 9        8, LXIX  |        Egyptians, "The LORD shall fight for you, and ye shall hold
10        8, LXXIII|        maintenance of justice, to fight for him; and if he requires
11        8, LXXIII|         and if he requires it, to fight under him, or lead an army
12        8, LXXIII|         soldiers, who go forth to fight and slay as many of the
13        8, LXXIII|          who go into the field to fight for them. And we do take
14        8, LXXIII|        led away by them. And none fight better for the king than
15        8, LXXIII|           we do. We do not indeed fight under him, although he require
16        8, LXXIII|    although he require it; but we fight on his behalf, forming a