Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |          of God, and after three days to build it up. And the
 2        1, LVII  | dispersed. And after him, in the days of the census, when Jesus
 3        2, X     |          of God, and after three days to raise it up again?" But
 4        2, XVI   |          the funeral pile twelve days after he had been laid upon
 5        2, XXX   |  righteousness has arisen in His days, and there is abundance
 6        2, XXXII |      known that, even in our own days, some who are poorer than
 7        2, XLVIII|       Lazarus, who had been four days in the grave. Now, regarding
 8        2, XLVIII|          were many lepers in the days of Elisha the prophet, and
 9        2, XLVIII|           and many widows in the days of Elijah the prophet, to
10        2, XLVIII|      there were many dead in the days of Jesus, but those only
11        2, LXIII |          being seen during forty days," He expounded to His disciples "
12        2, LXIII |         their midst, after eight days, when the doors were shut,
13        3, VII   |       also is this, "that in the days of Jesus others who were
14        3, XV    |          to relax our efforts in days of peace, and to give ourselves
15        3, XXII  |       one time live on alternate days, and at another~Die, and
16        3, XXXII |        this temple, and in three days I will raise it up again,"
17        4, XXIX  |         youth who, after a three days' attendance upon the lectures
18        4, XXXI  |        to their sacred laws, the days termed "Sabbath," and the
19        5, XXXIII|       then, is come "in the last days," when one Jesus has visited
20        5, XXXIII|       religion which in the last days has shone forth through
21        5, XLIII |       times, and in these latter days conspired against Jesus,
22        5, LIX   |         viz., concerning the six days and the seventh;" on which
23        6, L     |        the statements about the "days of creation" ground of accusation,--
24        6, L     |      little before, "that in six days the creation of the world
25        6, L     |         said respecting, the six days, Moses should immediately
26        6, LI    |     which the different kinds of days were allotted to both sorts,
27        6, LI    |      Mosaic cosmogony of the six days. We must keep in mind, however,
28        6, LI    |        the mouth of Isaiah, that days will come when not the sun,
29        6, LIV   |   desireth life, and loveth many days, that he may see good? Keep
30        6, LIV   |          one loving to see "good days," in which the word of righteousness
31        6, LIV   |      world," and from those evil days concerning which Paul said: "
32        6, LIV   |  Redeeming the time, because the days are evil."~
33        6, LX    |        of the world over certain days, before days existed: for,
34        6, LX    |        over certain days, before days existed: for, as the heaven
35        6, LX    |    revolving, how could there be days?" Now, what difference is
36        6, LX    |        said that the time of six days was occupied in the creation
37        6, LXI   |         their works in their six days, and who, because they have
38        7, VII   |     shall befall you in the last days." These, and a multitude
39        7, XXVIII|          the fruit of it all the days of thy life," were spoken
40        7, XXVIII|         sorrow or labour all the days of his life. And as all
41        7, XXVIII|        thorns and briers all the days of the life of those who
42        7, LI    |          the Holy Ghost not many days hence." But it is a difficult
43        7, LVII  |    strange miracle, passed three days and three nights in the
44        8, XIX   |        this temple, and in three days I will raise it again. ...
45        8, XXI   |      saying of Paul, "Ye observe days, and months, and times,
46        8, XXII  |    accustomed to observe certain days, as for example the Lord'
47        8, XXII  |      Lord, God the Word, all his days are the Lord's, and he is
48        8, XXIII |   practice of setting apart some days distinct from others, that