Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |        belong to the nations are sons in the Lord's sight? You
 2    I, 5 |      infants, and at other times sons, and "a new people," and "
 3    I, 5 |          privatively, though the sons of the grammarians make
 4    I, 6 |           illuminated, we become sons; being made sons, we are
 5    I, 6 |          become sons; being made sons, we are made perfect; being
 6    I, 6 |        that ye are gods, and all sons of the Highest." This work
 7    I, 6 |          receive the adoption of sons " by Him. See how He has
 8    I, 6 |     under faith, by calling them sons, in contradistinction from
 9    I, 7 |      Persians and set over their sons. But the children only learn
10    I, 9 |       children exceedingly, both sons and daughters, above aught
11    I, 9 |           sinful nation, lawless sons, people full of sins, wicked
12    I, 9 |    hearing of the ear obeyed me. Sons of strangers lied to me,
13    I, 10|          I utter my voice to the sons of men. Hear me; for I will
14   II, 2 | voluptuousness and anger: as the sons of the poets say Hephaestus
15   II, 9 |        Let not us, then, who are sons of the true light, close
16  III, 2 |        sent to anoint one of the sons of Jesse for king, and on
17  III, 2 |         seeing the eldest of his sons to be fair and tall, produced
18  III, 3 |       not be a fornicator of the sons of Israel."~ But the pitch
19  III, 9 |       wash away the filth of the sons and daughters of Israel,
20  III, 11|        man "knoweth not that the sons of earth perish beside her,
21  III, 12|          the pure, and faultless sons of God," according to Paul, "'