Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,6 |       each other and of their desire to live with the blessing
 2 3,2 |      is the expression of our desire that our prayers, which
 3 3,2 |      specify which mercies we desire, and is characterized by
 4 4,2 |   places. She burned with the desire to raise up the Cross of
 5 4,0 |       since the one unceasing desire of her soul had always been
 6 5   |       was none other than the desire to live by man's own will
 7 5   |       will of God. It was the desire to be independent, to be
 8 5   |       commit. I steal when my desire to possess surpasses all
 9 5   |    but of love of God and the desire to set aright the pernicious
10 6,0 |       world.... But those who desire to be rich fall into temptation,
11 6,0 |    Cor. 6:17,20,24). Envy and desire lead to spiritual death,
12 6,0 |  lured and enticed by his own desire. Then desire when it has
13 6,0 |       by his own desire. Then desire when it has conceived gives
14 6,1 |     the promised Messiah? His desire to find the answer to this
15 6,2 |    crouching at the door; its desire is for you, but you must
16 6,2 |     60).~We know that all who desire to live a godly life in
17 8,4 |        their violent and bold desire to drag me into the bottomless
18 9,1 |      true prayer is a fervent desire to be saved and be pleasing
19 10,1|       from him will come “the desire of the everlasting hills” —
20 11,1|     A.D. Thus, with a greater desire of Christians to imitate
21 11,1| stones was connected with the desire to represent the Cross as