Book, Part, Chapter

 1   vis, vis3, 1 |     all who do their deeds and bear what they have borne."~
 2   vis, vis3, 9 |      and visit each other, and bear each other's burdens, and
 3   sim, sim2, 1 |        upon the elm, it cannot bear much fruit when extended
 4   sim, sim2, 1 |        the fruit which it does bear is rotten, because the plant
 5   sim, sim4, 1 | created them. Do you therefore bear fruit, that in that summer
 6   sim, sim4, 1 |   things, you shall be able to bear fruit for the life to come.
 7   sim, sim4, 1 |     will do these things shall bear fruit."~
 8   sim, sim5, 7 |   Spirit which inhabits it may bear witness to it, and your
 9   sim, sim7, 1 |      comes, you may be able to bear it with courage." I said
10   sim, sim7, 1 |      me, and I will be able to bear all affliction." "I will
11   sim, sim9, 2 |        exposed, as if about to bear some burden. Thus they stood
12   sim, sim9, 4 |      multitude of the crowd to bear stones from the mountains
13   sim, sim9, 13|      of the Son of God. If you bear His name but possess not
14   sim, sim9, 13|       will be in vain that you bear His name. Those stones,"
15   sim, sim9, 13|       the Son of God, ought to bear the names also of these;
16   sim, sim9, 13|        the dwelling of such as bear the names of the virgins
17   sim, sim9, 14|     who are called by Him, and bear the name of the Son of God,
18   sim, sim9, 14| persons He supports? Those who bear His name with their whole
19   sim, sim9, 14|        they are not ashamed to bear His name."~
20   sim, sim9, 28|      said, "do all these trees bear fruit, and some of them
21   sim, sim9, 28|        He deemed you worthy to bear His name, that all your