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 1 II | fathers might be turned to the children, and the disobedient unto
 2 II |      the just.Tell us, then, O children, whence is this, your beautiful
 3 II |      longed for.Since then the children have invited us, and have
 4 II |       s colt. Let us, with the children, raise the branches aloft,
 5 III|       And who is blind, but my children? and deaf, but they that
 6 III|        of Judah the devout!The children acknowledge their Creator,
 7 III|     seniors utter blasphemies; children piously offer the sacrifice
 8 IV |       turn your hearts to your children. Learn the mysteries of
 9 IV |       dance together with your children. Let the religious service
10 IV |      religious service of your children be to you a pretext for
11 IV |       made the fathers of such children who, under the teaching
12 IV |       Turn your hearts to your children,and close not your eyes
13 IV |      purpose dissent from your children, then shall they be your
14 IV |        But when they see their children doing my works, they shall
15 IV |  praise that is raised by your children, even as the blessed David
16 IV |        claim the piety of your children for your own, or devoutly
17 IV |     own, or devoutly give your children unto us. We with them will
18 V  |       place of foolish elders, children meet the Saviour, even as
19 V  |      mellifluous tongue of the children! O the sincere doctrine
20 V  |       spirit under the letter; children, opening their treasures,
21 VII|    things that He did, and the children crying, and saying, Hosanna