Book, Chapter

 1        1, I      |     would regard as wickedness, enter into associations contrary
 2        1, I      |        would do well who should enter into a secret association
 3        1, V      |       manner to those who would enter into conversation with houses."
 4        1, XII    |      candidly, with a desire to enter into their meaning, he would
 5        3, I      |      through Christ; and now we enter upon this third division
 6        3, XXVIII |         not only believe, but s enter upon the life which Jesus
 7        3, LX     | moreover, that "wisdom will not enter into the soul of a base
 8        3, LXXIV  |      they contain, nor tried to enter into the aim of the writers.~
 9        4, IV     |        God which exhort them to enter on a better life. But there
10        4, LXIII  |        permitted by the laws to enter the cities, they (still)
11        4, LXIII  |   increased, they dared even to enter the cities. Such accounts
12        4, LXXXIII|         heaven, and cause it to enter not only a human body, but
13        4, LXXXIV |      they meet one another they enter into conversation, for which
14        4, XCII   |     from the true God, secretly enter the bodies of the more rapacious
15        4, XCV    |         a demoniacal nature may enter into our minds, or any spirit
16        5, I      |     possible, indeed, for me to enter along with my words into
17        5, XIX    |       are led by their faith to enter on a better course of life,
18        5, XXIX   | malicious soul wisdom shall not enter, nor dwell in a body subject
19        6, XVI    |          than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God,"
20        6, XVI    |          than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God!"
21        6, XVIII  |     indecent, who are unable to enter into the great thoughts
22        6, XXIII  |     modes in which divine souls enter into a better world; and
23        6, XXXVI  |     into it the righteous shall enter;" and again, to what is
24        6, LI     |         it is not our object to enter into an explanation of the
25        7, I      |  examination. And now, while we enter upon the seventh book, we
26        7, III    |   impure nature, by choosing to enter the soul of the prophetess
27        7, XXIII  |        hard for the rich man to enter into the kingdom of God;''
28        7, XXXI   |       our purpose at present to enter into any full description
29        8, XXX    |        may descend so low as to enter the bodies of the brutes.