Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1 |    upon men to follow him, to take part in the inauguration
 2  2,2 |       the Roman Church should take upon itself the direction
 3  2,2 |    Paul's letters expressly: “Take up the letter of the blessed
 4  2,8 |       view Christians were to take of the Jewish scriptures
 5  2,13|  written to you to ask you to take the trouble to come to me
 6  4,4 |     the wind so that he could take food to Daniel in the den
 7  4,8 |       of a twelfth apostle to take the place forfeited by Judas (
 8  5,5 |       put a girdle on you and take you where you have no wish
 9  5,7 |    summons four wild asses to take their places. On reaching
10  6,2 | Compare yourselves to a tree; take a vine; first it sheds its
11  6,3 |        I am a better cluster; take me, bless the Lord through
12  6,3 |    Acts 1: 23 as nominated to take Judas' place-”when challenged
13  7,1 | companions, he said to them, `Take and handle me, and see that
14  7,4 |      Jerusalem were warned to take refuge when the Roman armies
15  9,2 |      that Justin had tried to take was followed even more successfully
16 10,4 |   church. The first writer to take any steps in that direction
17 11,3 |     works now quite unknown. “Take away from you the heavy
18 11,3 |       you the heavy yoke, and take up the easy one, says the
19 12,1 |        may have driven him to take refuge in Caesarea in Cappadocia
20 14,9 | characters in the persons who take part. Octavius is introduced