Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 13, 7 | consciences seared as with a hot iron. Some of them, indeed, make
 2   II, 30, 5 |          is as if there were two iron tools, or instruments, the
 3   IV, 20, 11|       pascet) them with a rod of iron: and He treadeth the wine-press
 4   IV, 34, 4 |        has been joined on to the iron, and i has thus cleansed
 5   IV, 35, 4 |        it was spoken of that one iron who was [formed from the
 6    V, 17, 4 |         tabernacle, and when the iron [head], shaken loose from
 7    V, 17, 4 |       when he had done this, the iron part of the axe floated
 8    V, 26, 1 |         were indeed the one part iron, the other part clay, until
 9    V, 26, 1 |        struck the image upon the iron and clay feet, and dashed
10    V, 26, 1 |    indeed of clay, and partly of iron, the kingdom shall be divided,
11    V, 26, 1 |         shall be in it a root of iron, as thou sawest iron mixed
12    V, 26, 1 |          of iron, as thou sawest iron mixed with baked clay. And
13    V, 26, 1 |         were indeed the one part iron, but the other part clay."
14    V, 26, 1 |      from it. As thou sawest the iron mixed with the baked clay,
15    V, 26, 1 |          with the other, just as iron cannot be welded on to pottery
16    V, 26, 1 |       pieces the baked clay, the iron, the brass, the silver,