Book, Chapter

 1        1, VIII   |    advocate the cause of those who bear witness to the truth of
 2        1, XVI    |         collection of writers, who bear witness to the antiquity
 3        1, XXXI   |          Barbarians alike, and "so bear away for themselves a glorious
 4        1, XXXIV  |         virgin shall conceive, and bear a son, and shall call His
 5        1, XXXV   |         virgin shall conceive, and bear a son." What kind of sign,
 6        1, XLV    |            there are nations which bear testimony in favour of both:
 7        1, XLVIII |          Holy Ghost And I saw, and bear witness, that this is the
 8        1, LIV    |     suffering, and who knew how to bear sickness: because His countenance
 9        1, LXIV   |         abandon many vices, and to bear their testimony at least
10        2, II     |            unto you, but ye cannot bear them now. Howbeit when He,
11        2, II     |         they were not then able to bear, I have to observe that,
12        2, II     |         were in a manner unable to bear, having been born and brought
13        2, II     |      things which he was unable to bear when Jesus was still with
14        2, XLII   |      manner in which they ought to bear the calamities of life,
15        2, LXXV   |          not on Him: "Therefore ye bear witness that ye allow the
16        3, XXII   |           and says that "we cannot bear to call such beings gods,
17        3, LIII   |       hitherto ye were not able to bear it, neither yet now are
18        4, XXVI   |          relatives of ants, and to bear a likeness to frogs? What!
19        4, XXXVI  |       record, those passages which bear upon the claims to great
20        4, XXXVIII|            s hands a mighty casket bear;~She lifts the lid; she
21        4, XXXIX  |          of Zeus, which appears to bear some resemblance to the
22        4, LXXI   |            manners, as a man would bear with the manners of his
23        4, LXXV   |            make use of those which bear the yoke, or beasts of burden.
24        4, LXXX   |        Scriptures, moreover, which bear the name of Moses, introduce
25        4, LXXXIII|          Christians from those who bear the heaviest burdens (of
26        5, IV     |            who minister to us, and bear to us His blessings. For
27        5, XII    |             And if a branch cannot bear fruit except it abide in
28        5, XIX    |          the earthy, we shall also bear the image of the heavenly."
29        5, XIX    |            meaning), after "Let us bear the image of the heavenly,"
30        5, LIV    |         aware that the books which bear the name Enoch do not at
31        6, XXX    |           had the countenance of a bear;" and this, according to
32        6, XXXIX  |          gods the names which they bear; and the Scythians, again,
33        7, XXI    |         for by it "the poor cannot bear rebuke." And what has been
34        7, XXV    |          is good for a man that he bear the yoke in his youth: he
35        7, XXXVIII|             by the spirit, and "to bear about in his body the dying
36        7, LXIII  |           the Persians even cannot bear the sight of temples, altars,
37        8, XVIII  |         Christ dwells in those who bear, so to say, a resemblance
38        8, XXV    | Accordingly, it is not all men who bear the name of "men of God,"
39        8, XL     |            And, "The son shall not bear the iniquity of the father,
40        8, XL     |           neither shall the father bear the iniquity of the son:
41        8, XLI    |         because it was his wish to bear what came to him. But it
42        8, XLI    |        reviled, and therefore they bear it with patience; for it
43        8, XLII   |         land was no longer able to bear those who were guilty of
44        8, XLIII  |      treatment, and therefore they bear insults with patience; for
45        8, XLIV   |     distressed at seeing those who bear outrage and torture with
46        8, LV     |         the blessings of life, and bear its appointed sorrows (for
47        8, LVI    |         the blessings of life, but bear its appointed sorrows as
48        8, LXXIII |            faith who require us to bear arms for the commonwealth,