Chapter

 1 I      |            thus transformed by the hands of the Apostle, were made
 2 II     |        word, made man with his own hands and endowed him with immortality,
 3 II     |           upon the work of his own hands. He, not laying aside his
 4 VII    |        created.' Then with his own hands he created man, taking dust
 5 X      |        bird had escaped out of his hands. And he would fain have
 6 X      |            have escaped out of thy hands there thou regrettest a
 7 X      |          crave to receive of their hands things which those idols
 8 XII    |             he stretched forth his hands, and laid hold on a tree,
 9 XIII   |            I may count upon at thy hands, O my dearest friend?' The
10 XIII   |            thou hast enjoyed at my hands. To-day I have fallen into
11 XIII   |        means deliver thee into the hands of thine enemies. Wherefore
12 XV     |     eternal home is wrought by the hands of the poor. For thus saith
13 XV     |        treasure before thee by the hands of the needy, for whatsoever
14 XVI    |            man took the cup in his hands, she sung a clear sweet
15 XVI    | tabernacles in heaven made without hands, and the apparel woven by
16 XVI    |         while she wrought with her hands, with her lips she loudly
17 XVIII  |         God, a house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens.
18 XVIII  |        Baptism. Then receive at my hands money and garments for the
19 XVIII  |         peace, and taking in thine hands the shield of faith, and
20 XXII   |     prophet, "In nights raise your hands unto holy things; and bless
21 XXII   |          be afraid of death at thy hands? Whereas we should the rather
22 XXIII  |            fellow-soldier into thy hands. Nay, but thou shalt not
23 XXIII  |            out, and likewise their hands and feet lopped off. Sentence
24 XXIV   |           also may return into his hands. When these unspeakable
25 XXV    |       favour, and receive at their hands length of days, and the
26 XXV    |          idols, the works of men's hands, devoid of breath, and deaf,
27 XXVI   |         mine injury; with mine own hands will I quickly tear out
28 XXX    |           rose, and spread out his hands unto heaven, with fervent
29 XXX    |            me not to fall into the hands of mine enemies, and let
30 XXXI   |         images, the works of men's hands? Ye have carved stone and
31 XXXI   |          to the works of thine own hands the name of God. O wretched
32 XXXII  |        heavens are the work of thy hands. They shall perish, but
33 XXXIII |           that he might escape his hands, and take the journey that
34 XXXV   |           father stretched out his hands, and gave him thanks and
35 XXXV   |        prayed, and said, "Into thy hands, O God, thou lover of men,
36 XXXV   |      sepulchre, and lifting up his hands to heaven, the tears streaming
37 XXXVI  |         him in a water-course, his hands uplifted to heaven, saying
38 XXXVIII|            tended by Barlaam's own hands, such as are found in the
39 XXXIX  |           discourse, lifted up his hands and eyes to heaven, and
40 XXXIX  |         that he may receive at thy hands the crown of victory, and
41 XL     |        much light, having in their hands crowns radiant with unspeakable
42 XL     |       beauty of Christ, into whose hands he commended his spirit,