Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 10, 2 |     enlightens all men that are willing to come to a knowledge of
 2    I, 12, 2 |         when He wills, and then willing when He thinks, since He
 3   II, 28, 7 |         do still persevere, in [willing] subjection to Him who formed
 4  III, 12, 5 | boldness" to every one that was willing to believe. "And with great
 5  III, 12, 15|        as not even to have been willing to eat with the Gentiles.
 6  III, 21, 5 |     Ghost pointing out to those willing to hear, that the promise
 7   IV,  9, 3 |         the same, and is always willing to confer a greater [degree
 8   IV, 10, 1 |   testify of me. And ye are not willing to come unto Me, that ye
 9   IV, 11, 4 |       lawful manner, and with a willing mind, and with all the heart,
10   IV, 15, 1 |      did so], that they who are willing to follow Him might keep
11   IV, 33, 1 |        word of liberty, nor are willing to go forth free, although
12   IV, 33, 1 |       salvation of men, nor are willing to understand that all the
13    V,  9, 2 |        say] that "the spirit is willing." For this latter is capable
14    V, 18, 2 |     plainly points out to those willing to hear, that is, to those
15    V, 32, 2 |          when the Hittites were willing to bestow upon him a place