Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 18, 2|    with four rows of precious stones, indicates the Tetrad; and
 2    I, 18, 4|    which bore twelve precious stones and twelve little bells,--
 3    I, 18, 4|     little bells,--the twelve stones which were placed by Moses
 4    I, 18, 4|       of the covenant,--those stones which were set up by Elijah
 5   II, 28, 2|       various waters, metals, stones, and such like things? On
 6  III,  5, 3|  should leave vain stocks and stones, which they imagined to
 7  III,  9, 1|  Himself, from the worship of stones, so that those who were
 8  III,  9, 1|     that God is able of these stones to raise up children unto
 9  III, 24, 2|      in itself a multitude of stones. Wherefore they also imagine
10   IV,  7, 2|        that He might from the stones raise up children unto Abraham,
11   IV,  7, 2|    For God is able from these stones to raise up children unto
12   IV,  7, 2|      off from the religion of stones, and bringing us over from
13   IV,  8, 1|      children to him from the stones, and making his seed as
14   IV, 25, 1|     raised up to him from the stones, and caused to take a place
15   IV, 34, 4|     the temple constructed of stones was indeed then rebuilt (
16   IV, 39, 3|       for He has power of the stones to raise up children to
17    V, 21, 2|       God, command that these stones be made bread." But the
18    V, 32, 2|      For God is able from the stones to raise up children to
19    V, 34, 1| Testament "raises up from the stones children unto Abraham,"
20    V, 34, 4|      and thy wall with choice stones: and all thy children shall