Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |          are the children. In many ways Scripture celebrates us,
 2    I, 6 |            the flesh. Thus in many ways the Word is figuratively
 3    I, 8 |           His manifold and in many ways serviceable culture,--He
 4    I, 9 |          me, and halted from their ways." And by Jeremiah: "And
 5    I, 9 |           upbraiding on account of ways exalted above what is right.
 6    I, 9 |             meaning by the crooked ways the chastisements of sinners.
 7    I, 10|       saith the LORD, Stand in the ways, and look, and ask for the
 8    I, 10|             and go not after their ways; and go not, if they entice
 9   II, 9 |          the man who shall keep my ways, watching at my doors, daily
10   II, 10|        High, which look on all the ways of men, and cast their glance
11   II, 11|          was, the lowly and chaste ways of the Lord. For how possibly
12  III, 3 |            to be pulled out in all ways by those who make it their
13  III, 5 |      parents and domestics; in the ways, those they meet; in the
14  III, 8 |            of man, helping in many ways, partly exhorts, partly
15  III, 9 |        frozen by the cold in other ways. Constant use of the bath,
16  III, 11|         way, who go right on their ways;" by her style and whole
17  III, 11|           is one to swagger in the ways, nor throw back his head
18  III, 11| salutations of beloved ones in the ways, full as they are of foolish
19  III, 12|             For I will disclose my ways, and lay before thee good