Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II,  7, 2|   image is dissimilar, he is a poor workman, and the blame lies,
 2   II, 33, 5|        soul. For God is not so poor or destitute in resources,
 3  III, 14, 3|       how we should invite the poor and feeble, who cannot recompense
 4   IV,  2, 4|        us a story respecting a poor man and a rich one; but
 5   IV, 12, 5|    hast, and distribute to the poor; and come, follow me;" promising
 6   IV, 12, 5| possessions distributed to the poor do annul former covetousness,
 7   IV, 12, 5|      of my goods I give to the poor; and if I have defrauded
 8   IV, 13, 3|       our possessions with the poor; and not to love our neighbours
 9   IV, 17, 3|     and the proselyte, and the poor; and let none imagine evil
10   IV, 18, 2|    things [hereafter]; as that poor widow acted who cast all
11   IV, 18, 6|        that hath pity upon the poor, lendeth unto the Lord."
12   IV, 23, 1|       preach the Gospel to the poor hath He sent Me, to heal
13   IV, 27, 1|        one rich, and the other poor. The rich man had exceeding
14   IV, 27, 1|      flocks and herds; but the poor man had nothing, save one
15   IV, 27, 1|       took the ewe-lamb of the poor man, and set it before the
16   IV, 27, 1| because he had no pity for the poor man. And Nathan said unto
17   IV, 30, 2|      servitude, they went away poor? It is just as if any free
18   IV, 36, 2|  orphan, the proselyte nor the poor, and let none of you treasure
19    V, 33, 2|       lame, the blind, and the poor, and thou shall be blessed,
20    V, 33, 2|    entertainments given to the poor, and the suppers for which