Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 24, 4|       all other nations were at enmity with his nation. But the
 2  III, 23, 7|         For this end did He put enmity between the serpent and
 3   IV,  6, 6|     while they break forth into enmity, and become accusers [of
 4   IV, 40, 3|    render this [workmanship] an enmity with God. For this cause
 5   IV, 40, 3| disobedience; and He turned the enmity by which [the devil] had
 6   IV, 40, 3|      serpent, "And I will place enmity between thee and the woman,
 7   IV, 40, 3|       summed up in Himself this enmity, when He was made man from
 8    V, 14, 3|      which had formerly been in enmity. Now, if the Lord had taken
 9    V, 21, 1|        serpent, "And I will put enmity between thee and the woman,
10    V, 21, 2|        that ancient and primary enmity against the serpent, fulfilling