Book, Chapter

 1  III, 12|     virtue; if, in short, we keep to that rugged and difficult
 2  III, 15|    same error (for who could keep the right course when Cicero
 3  III, 18|     been appointed for us to keep, by the command of Him who
 4   IV, 13|    built it; except the Lord keep the city, the watchman hath
 5   IV, 14|    wilt walk in my ways, and keep my precepts, Thou shalt
 6   IV, 14|    wilt walk in my ways, and keep my precepts, then Thou shalt
 7   IV, 17|    with a supply of milk, or keep watch for guarding our houses.
 8   IV, 18| saith the Lord, and will not keep my truth, I will drive Israel
 9   IV, 20|    hold Thine hand, and will keep Thee: and I have given Thee
10    V, 6 |  necessaries of life, and to keep them firmly shut up, that
11    V, 23|   worshippers if they should keep His commandments, and yet
12   VI, 12|  must therefore by all means keep in mind, that the hope of
13   VI, 12| above, although they did not keep the true path, yet, since
14   VI, 16|     and that he who runs may keep the right path. What if
15   VI, 17|     the way; and if he shall keep to this, with whatever swiftness
16   VI, 20|     that those who strive to keep to the path of justice should
17   VI, 25|    perfect; and he who shall keep this, as we before testified,
18  VII, 1 |    man to heaven; no one can keep this unless he is unencumbered
19  VII, 26|      hide His secret, and to keep it within our own conscience;
20  VII, 27|    unwearied service, let us keep our posts and watches, let