Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 13, 4|         latter is in a state of subjection. If, then, Marcus, or any
 2   II, 28, 7|         persevere, in [willing] subjection to Him who formed them,
 3   II, 34, 4|         give way to Him, are in subjection, and devoted to His service.
 4  III, 13, 3|       hour we did give place to subjection, that the truth of the gospel
 5  III, 18, 3|       His human nature, and His subjection to death, he employs the
 6  III, 20, 2|      continuing in His love and subjection, and giving of thanks, shall
 7  III, 23, 3|     parturition, and a state of subjection, that is, that she should
 8   IV, 13, 2|         should be extended, and subjection to the king increased, so
 9   IV, 13, 3|    implies that a more complete subjection and affection towards our
10   IV, 37, 7|        livid, and bring it into subjection, lest by any means, when
11   IV, 38, 3|       things remain under God's subjection. But being in subjection
12   IV, 38, 3|        subjection. But being in subjection to God is continuance in
13   IV, 39, 2|       is, faith towards Him and subjection, thou shalt receive His
14   IV, 40, 1|   fellowship, and who remain in subjection to Him; and who has the
15    V,  9, 4|        things are in a state of subjection, are under order, and are
16    V, 17, 1|     gift of communion with, and subjection to, our Maker. For this
17    V, 25, 1| legitimate king, [i.e., one] in subjection to God, but an impious,
18    V, 29, 1|        more adapted for eternal subjection to God. And therefore the
19    V, 33, 3|        other, and be in perfect subjection to man.~4.
20    V, 33, 4|   animals should obey and be in subjection to man, and revert to the