Chapter

 1 VIII   |       which thou dost rightly keep secret, not displaying it
 2 IX     |   even our God, and shall not keep silence: a fire shall be
 3 X      |     word that passeth belief. Keep these three precepts, and
 4 XI     |  confess, and need is that we keep ourselves with all watchfulness
 5 XI     |        we must strive hard to keep our feet lest we fall. For
 6 XII    |    after baptism, shall a man keep himself clear from all sin?
 7 XII    |       rather to find a way to keep strictly the commandments
 8 XII    |        after holy baptism, to keep their garment of immortality
 9 XIV    |    for them that love him and keep his commandments, full of
10 XVIII  |       abundance that, if thou keep it in safety and ever rightfully
11 XXI    |    and with all our mind, and keep his commandments with fear
12 XXI    |     and without wavering, and keep his life blameless and his
13 XXI    |      covenant. This thou must keep steadfastly, and readily
14 XXI    |      the terms; which if thou keep, thou shalt be blessed.
15 XXV    |     pity me; and stand by and keep me unhurt by any working
16 XXVI   |      hand to the multitude to keep silence, and opening his
17 XXVII  |    lay down their lives: they keep his commandments faithfully,
18 XXVIII |       him and thinking fit to keep his agreement. ~The king'
19 XXVIII |  temple-keepers, nor would he keep feasts, nor make drink offerings
20 XXX    |   minded for to save my soul. Keep company with me this one
21 XXX    |       of my life. But if thou keep me back by force, thou shalt
22 XXXII  |       is in thy power ever to keep for thyself the purity that
23 XXXIII |     teach men to fear God and keep righteousness. Thus did
24 XXXVI  | multitude and charged them to keep silence. He declared that
25 XXXVI  |     If it be good to be king, keep the good to thy self: but,
26 XXXVI  | unwavering, and that he might keep without faltering the path
27 XXXVI  |       all its sudden changes, keep thou unchanged a pious mind.
28 XXXVI  |        and before all things, keep thou that good thing which
29 XXXVIII|       cheerless food as would keep him alive; else had he died
30 XXXIX  |       all understanding shall keep thy heart and thoughts in
31 XXXIX  |      right precious treasure, keep safely from robbers thy
32 XXXIX  |      any man love me, he will keep my word: and my father will