Book, Chapter

 1       I, I   |      she had first "known the Lord," and learned (the truth)
 2       I, II  | dignity of judging, does (the Lord) promise you. Unless, then,
 3       I, III |       likewise concerning the Lord, nothing at all must be
 4      II, II  |     His own servants, may the Lord by His mercy take care that
 5      II, VI  |        And so they refute the Lord! "Behold!" say they, "instead
 6      II, VI  |       to the new house of the Lord which the divine monarchy
 7      II, VI  |       do you speed toward the Lord; well do you hasten to be
 8      II, VII |        contending against the Lord's prescripts! It has been
 9      II, X   |    wholesome fear even of his lord's indulgence! Thus, therefore,
10      II, XII |  waters, has merited from the Lord the appellation of a prostitute.
11      II, XIII|       Why, moreover, does the Lord call us the light of the