Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1   II, 18, 5|             but rather secure both safety and life by such a fact.
2   II, 24, 6|           nine sheep which were in safety, and perished not, but continued
3  III,  5, 2|          as if they might go on in safety. Or what medical man, anxious
4   IV, 12, 4|          Jerusalem being as yet in safety; but He did throw blame
5    V, 30, 2|          they shall say, Peace and safety, then sudden destruction
6    V, 34, 3| blasphemies, exist as a harbour of safety to those in peril, and are
7    V, 35, 1|          glory of God, may walk in safety. The woods, too, shall make