Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, 13, 5|   in the exercise of public confession, weeping over and lamenting
2    I, 13, 7| them, indeed, make a public confession of their sins; but others
3  III,  4, 3|   Church, and making public confession, he thus remained, one time
4  III,  4, 3|    then again making public confession; but at last, having been
5  III, 18, 4|     over to death for their confession of Him, and lose their lives.~
6  III, 18, 5|     slain on account of the confession of the Lord, and who suffer
7   IV, 33, 9| they bear to God, and their confession of His Son; often weakened
8   IV, 36, 8| boasting and pride, he made confession to the same God. The parable
9    V, 13, 4|    death on account of that confession which is made of God?--as