Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, 18, 1|           means of his fingers, he bears the Decad; and in his whole
2   II, 15, 3|          that sort of speech which bears only upon that harmony observable
3   II, 34, 3|  continuance. The prophetic Spirit bears testimony to these opinions,
4  III, 15, 2|            error is plausible, and bears a resemblance to the truth,
5   IV,  8, 1|         many men, and now by Paul, bears witness, that "he believed
6   IV,  8, 1| righteousness." And the Lord [also bears witness to him,] in the
7    V, 18, 2|                     For the Father bears the creation and His own
8    V, 20, 1|   seven-branched candlestick which bears the light of Christ.~2.
9    V, 21, 3|            Lord God to whom Christ bears witness, whom no man shall