Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II,  1, 5|  others; otherwise he would be unjust, and rapacious, and would
 2   II, 22, 2|   sends rain upon the just and unjust." And the righteous suffer
 3   II, 29, 1|       kind, either impotent or unjust, if indeed it saves some
 4  III, 23, 4|     subjecting the just to the unjust, that the former might be
 5  III, 23, 4|     the latter detected as the unjust by those which he perpetrated.
 6  III, 25, 4|   sends rain upon the just and unjust, shall judge those who,
 7   IV, 13, 3| sendeth rain upon the just and unjust." Now all these [precepts],
 8   IV, 16, 3|      that we should neither be unjust nor unworthy of God, who
 9   IV, 17, 3|       shaken, and cancel every unjust document. Deal thy bread
10   IV, 27, 4|      were subjecting Israel to unjust punishment, so is it now,
11   IV, 30, 2|       will rather appear as an unjust judge against him who had
12   IV, 30, 3|         he proves himself most unjust, turning this kind of accusation
13   IV, 33, 2|      as respects men, but most unjust with regard to him who made
14   IV, 36, 6|       endure nothing evil, nor unjust, nor detestable in His wedding
15   IV, 36, 6| sendeth rain upon the just and unjust."~7.
16    V, 25, 1|        to God, but an impious, unjust, and lawless one; as an
17    V, 25, 4|     the Lord. This is also the unjust judge, whom the Lord mentioned
18    V, 27, 1| sending rain upon the just and unjust."~2.