Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  5, 2|     himself as being an angel bearing a likeness to God; and in
 2    I,  9, 4|  actually composed the verses bearing upon that hypothesis, which
 3    I, 15, 2|    was manifested (the person bearing it clothing Himself in flesh,
 4    I, 15, 5|       like to His Author, and bearing the image of the invisible,
 5  III,  6, 2|         He who is, the Father bearing witness to the Son, and
 6  III, 11, 8|       the Gospel, raising and bearing men upon heavenly kingdom.
 7  III, 12, 6|    error of the Gentiles, and bearing them away from their gods,
 8  III, 22, 2|     recapitulated in Himself, bearing salvation to His own handiwork.~
 9   IV,  6, 6|      contemplation of it, and bearing testimony to it, as well
10   IV, 35, 4| opinions as to one thing, and bearing about their clever notions
11    V, 10, 2|     and is cut down as a tree bearing no fruit, and cast into
12    V, 13, 4|   from all ambiguity: "Always bearing about in our body the dying
13    V, 23, 2|    but died within them, thus bearing out the sentence of his
14    V, 30, 1|     who saw John face to face bearing their testimony [to it];
15    V, 30, 3|  among our kings we find none bearing this name Titan, nor have
16    V, 34, 3|       soul shall be as a tree bearing fruit, and they shall hunger