Book, Chapter

 1    I, 10|    been overcome and lasting peace procured, he spent the rest
 2    I, 20|     poison and the sword: no peace, no concord, when wars rage
 3    I, 22|    affairs to the pursuit of peace. But though he deceived
 4   IV, 12|    time of righteousness and peace, will arise. But we will
 5   IV, 15| rages, treading with feet of peace and in faith."~And again
 6   IV, 16|      forth, and abundance of peace, as long as the moon is
 7   IV, 16|      teach righteousness and peace. Isaiah also thus spoke: "
 8   IV, 16|      the chastisement of our peace was upon Him, by His bruises
 9    V, 8 |   gentleness, and piety, and peace, and innocence, and equity,
10    V, 10|     would I grant the living peace,"~when he ordered that those
11    V, 13|     comes to pass, that when peace is given from heaven, those
12    V, 18|      is engaged in perpetual peace with men? Doubtless he will
13    V, 22|   these, as long as there is peace among the people of God,
14   VI, 4 |   enjoy all the blessings of peace and victory; but if you
15   VI, 24|  bountiful, mild, courteous: peace perpetually dwells in his
16  VII, 15|      no faith among men, nor peace, nor kindness, nor shame,
17  VII, 26|   there shall be no war, but peace and everlasting rest. But