Book, Chapter

 1        2, III   | statements in the spirit of an enemy, and with a desire to overthrow
 2        2, XLVIII|      upon all the power of the enemy; and though they tread upon
 3        6, XXVIII|      being human beings, whose enemy the serpent is, but as being
 4        6, XXXVI |        His feet, then the last enemy that shall be destroyed
 5        7, XXIV  |     that without cause is mine enemy;) let the enemy persecute
 6        7, XXIV  |        is mine enemy;) let the enemy persecute my soul, and take
 7        7, XXVI  |       destruction whenever the enemy fell upon them; for their
 8        7, XXVI  |        them from resisting the enemy. And that same providence
 9        7, LVII  |      over all the power of the enemy." Finally, having no other
10        7, LXX   |     over all the power. of the enemy: and nothing shall by any
11        8, XI    |    there exists one who is His enemy." He might speak after this
12        8, XXXV  |     under mine enemies: let my enemy persecute my soul, and take
13        8, LX    |    this direction, as even the enemy of the truth of God confesses,
14        8, LXX   |      for our religion, let the enemy come against us, and we
15        8, LXXI  |     opinions, are taken by the enemy, you will still be able
16        8, LXXI  | opinions, and are taken by the enemy, we shall be able to persuade
17        8, LXXI  |    they did not drive back the enemy, some prudent ruler shall
18        8, LXXIII|        and slay as many of the enemy as they can. And to those