Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |      souls, and by His benign commands, as by gentle medicines,
 2    I, 3 |      in deed and word, how He commands what is to be done, and
 3    I, 3 |      the Word as law, and His commands and counsels as the short
 4    I, 5 |       us. Again, by Moses, He commands "two young pigeons or a
 5    I, 7 |  committing to the people the commands of obedience, sets before
 6    I, 9 |   recover from disease. So He commands by Solomon: "Strike thou
 7    I, 10|       Wherefore by Solomon He commands the children to beware: "
 8    I, 12|     benignity. He enjoins His commands, and at the same time gives
 9    I, 13|       obedience is founded on commands. And these being, as they
10   II, 2 |   looks on with contempt, and commands her children, "Be not a
11   II, 5 |       speak in a word, wine~ "Commands both to laugh luxuriously
12   II, 7 | knowledge. Youth, Wisdom also commands thee. Speak, if you must,
13  III, 12|     the soldiers, by John, He commands, "to be content with their
14  III, 12|    circumscribed. Innumerable commands such as these are written
15  III, 12|   state and tills the ground; commands, and helps, and creates
16  III, 12|      O divine works! O divine commands! "Let this water undulate