Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II,  2, 3|       not say that it was the axe which cut the wood, or the
 2   II,  2, 3|     divided it who formed the axe and the saw for this purpose,
 3   II,  2, 3|    all the tools by which the axe and the saw themselves were
 4   IV, 37, 7| strength and earnest striving axe on the watch to snatch it
 5   IV, 37, 7|       And indeed those things axe not esteemed so highly which
 6    V, 13, 4|    the same Epistle, "That ye axe the epistle of Christ, ministered
 7    V, 17, 4|         shaken loose from the axe, had fallen into the Jordan
 8    V, 17, 4|    this, the iron part of the axe floated up, and they took
 9    V, 17, 4|       of God is likened to an axe, John the Baptist declares [
10    V, 17, 4|      it, "But now also is the axe laid to the root of the
11    V, 17, 4|       cleaveth the rock as an axe." This word, then, what