Chapter

 1 II    |        perceived and looked, and behold! all things present are
 2 III   |           youths right seemly to behold. These he charged to reveal
 3 III   |          s eyes might never once behold anything to disquiet them.
 4 IV    |       with me yesterday, O king. Behold, I am ready to follow thee
 5 V     |         son, that thou shouldest behold anything to embitter thy
 6 VI    |        But, as thou desiredst to behold it, listen to my words. ~"
 7 VIII  |       and with unveiled face, to behold as in a glass his unspeakable
 8 IX    |           there was a cry made, "Behold the bridegroom cometh, go
 9 IX    |            and will repay them. `Behold, I come to gather all nations
10 IX    |        leaves from the vine. For behold, the day of the Lord cometh,
11 X     |        Lord our God shall call.' Behold therefore upon thee also
12 X     |         thing past and gone; and behold thou art distraught with
13 X     |          a word past belief, and behold thou hast believed that
14 XIV   |         is no light, nor can one behold the life of men.' As for
15 XIV   |        quickly passeth away, and behold it shall not be. Come ye
16 XV    |         their eyes, and will not behold the light thereof, not for
17 XVII  |         and all-wise providence? Behold the heavens, how long they
18 XVIII |     ruler of this world. And now behold by the power of God, as
19 XIX   |          he taught him, saying, "Behold thou art moved to receive
20 XIX   |        was made man, thinking to behold in the Image thy Creator
21 XIX   |     thereof, and endureth not to behold it. In such doctrines and
22 XX    |       and be in spirit with God! Behold thou then his likeness alway,
23 XX    |         speaking, he shall say, `Behold I am here.' If then thou
24 XXI   |    enabled to overtake thee, and behold thine honoured face for
25 XXI   |         find in my loss of thee? Behold thou hast brought me, the
26 XXIII |        open thy sealed eyes, and behold the glory of God that shineth
27 XXIV  |     example of that which I say? Behold us, who by them have been
28 XXVI  |          and suffered him not to behold the light of truth. So he
29 XXVI  |     people, and fools at heart, "Behold now, there lieth before
30 XXVII |     goddess have gone astray. We behold it dishonoured, mastered,
31 XXVII |         goddess are in error. We behold her moving and turning by
32 XXVII |          I marvel how, when they behold their gods being sawn and
33 XXVIII|       and life. Forbid me not to behold once more that angel in
34 XXIX  |          and said milo Theudas, "Behold now, as thou badest us,
35 XXIX  |         thy means, and once more behold my son worshipping my gods
36 XXIX  | cunningly prepare his drugs. Now behold this malicious device and
37 XXXII |          Theudas said unto him, "Behold, it is evident that our
38 XXXIV |          our eyes, and would not behold the light which thou didst
39 XXXIV |       into a springing well? For behold this my father's flinty
40 XXXIV |      King, eternal and immortal. Behold, O Lord, with favourable
41 XXXVI |     paths of repentance. And now behold I go the road that I have
42 XXXVI |    turning said unto Barachias, "Behold, brother, I charge thee,
43 XL    |          it is granted to him to behold Christ, to be with Christ,