Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 | better, that all things might serve their own rulers, although
 2    I, 6 |    who err from the truth and serve false religions, what kind
 3   II, 18|  living in order that you may serve memorials of the dead, who
 4  III, 9 |    for his cause, that we may serve Him. But to serve God is
 5  III, 9 |      we may serve Him. But to serve God is nothing else than
 6   IV, 11|    not after strange gods, to serve them; and provoke me not
 7   IV, 11|   whom I have not known shall serve me" Isaiah also thus speaks: "
 8   IV, 12|   tribes, and languages shall serve Him: and His dominion is
 9   IV, 12|   tribes, and languages shall serve Him; and His dominion is
10   IV, 15|    winds to obey, the seas to serve Him, diseases to depart,
11   IV, 17|     mire; of that they do not serve earthly images, and thus
12   IV, 28|       he should know God, and serve God; except he renounce
13   IV, 28|     him by piety; for we must serve Him as a master, and be
14    V, 15|   defend true justice, and to serve the only God. The other
15   VI, 8 |   follow man, but God; not to serve these earthly images, but
16   VI, 9 |       ignorance causes him to serve other gods, and no greater
17   VI, 25| received immortality, he will serve God for ever. But that men
18  VII, 6 |    like to the angels, we may serve the Supreme Father and Lord
19  VII, 26|  offerings to their Lord, and serve Him for ever. At the same
20  VII, 27|    rules these limbs," let us serve God with unwearied service,