Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  6, 2|      measure suffer hurt, or lose their spiritual substance,
 2   II, 33, 4|    slowness. Yet it does not lose altogether its own peculiar
 3  III, 16, 8|   Take heed to them, that ye lose not what ye have wrought."
 4  III, 18, 4|    will save his life, shall lose it; and whosoever will lose
 5  III, 18, 4|  lose it; and whosoever will lose it for My sake shall save
 6  III, 18, 4| their confession of Him, and lose their lives.~5.
 7  III, 18, 5|    will save his life, shall lose it; and whosoever will lose,
 8  III, 18, 5|  lose it; and whosoever will lose, shall find it. And that
 9   IV, 39, 2|      becoming hardened, thou lose the impressions of His fingers.
10    V,  7, 1|     spirit. For to die is to lose vital power, and to become
11    V,  9, 3|     of the Divine Spirit, we lose the kingdom of heaven; and
12    V,  9, 4|     In order that we may not lose life by losing that Spirit
13    V, 10, 2|     olive does not certainly lose the substance of its wood,
14    V, 10, 2|   God, he certainly does not lose the substance of flesh,
15    V, 12, 5|    Lord healed did certainly lose their blindness, but received
16    V, 15, 4|    of Valentinus, therefore, lose their case, when they say
17    V, 16, 2| Wherefore also he did easily lose the similitude. When, however,