Book, Paragraph

1   2, 86|           Gods themselves, did He desolate by destructive strokes of
2   3, 27|        Behold, your house is left desolate25; nor shall stone remain
3   4, 18|       Behold I your house is left desolate. For I say unto you, that
4   4, 18|         Behold your house is left desolate." It was therefore with
5   4, 18|         the City itself should be desolate, but the House that was
6   4, 18| prophesied too, that it should be desolate in no other way, than as
7   4, 18|         Behold your house is left desolate." And, it is right we should
8   4, 18|         Behold your House is left desolate." Nor was it (then so) forsaken;
9   4, 20|         Behold your house is left desolate." He now gives by the words