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 1 7 |          7.~ He nourished his soul unceasingly on this most
 2 34|       removed he prepared his soul for "the knowledge of Jesus
 3 34|      sins wrung tears from my soul, even then I took up my
 4 37| Apostle praised; I ask for my soul's food from that city wherein
 5 41|     when she has enriched her soul with these treasures she
 6 48|      indeed becoming its very soul."[83]~
 7 49|   voice and penetrates to the soul of them that believe,"[85]
 8 61|   beautifully: "The believing soul is Christ's true temple.
 9 65|       lowly with Christ, with soul freed from earthly cares,
10 65|    you do well when from your soul you reckon evil men good.
11 67|    inexpressibly sweet to the soul, cry out: "Would that Rome