Discourse

 1 Intro |      of Christ with unwedded hands, we have now had enough
 2 Theoph|   working with His undefiled hands; for He says to Jeremiah, "
 3 Theoph| supplication, saying, "Thine hands have made me and fashioned
 4 Theop |     come, let us take in our hands and examine this psalm,
 5 Thall |    to the Lord. If I keep my hands from dishonourable dealing,
 6 Thall |  licentiousness, then are my hands kept pure to God. If I withhold
 7 Thall |      stained his fratricidal hands, and defiled the earth with
 8 Thall |     the veil, with undefiled hands, like incense, offering
 9 Procil|    which are corruptible, as hands, or face, or feet; but He
10 Thekla|      a man, and to stain his hands with murder, and the law
11  Domn |      two olive-boughs in the hands of the two pipes, the angel
12 Arete |  eyesight, the ears, nor the hands; or lastly, to preserve
13 Arete | lilies, and bearing in their hands bright lights.~Chorus. I
14 Arete |     ever had the sick in his hands, is he not still in all