Chapter

 1 V     |       knew of anybody able to help him towards his desire,
 2 IX    |       whom will they flee for help? And where will they leave
 3 XIII  |    sake. Now to-day I require help in a necessity that presseth
 4 XIII  |       manner of good. Further help from me thou mayest expect
 5 XIII  |      the love of them. But no help did man ever derive from
 6 XVIII |     the rich? The rich always help the poor, not the needy
 7 XVIII |       employ thy riches as an help toward noble things. Then
 8 XXII  |   said, "O God, haste thee to help me: O Lord, make speed to
 9 XXII  |     me: O Lord, make speed to help me, because the poor hath
10 XXVI  |     one only that came to the help of the supposed Barlaam.
11 XXVI  |      alone to the contest, to help and champion the truth. ~
12 XXVII |       thunder-bolt, could not help himself, how can he help
13 XXVII |      help himself, how can he help others? ~"Ares is represented
14 XXVII |       was slain and unable to help himself, nay, further was
15 XXVII |       be a god? Or how can he help others who could not help
16 XXVII |     help others who could not help himself? ~"Apollo they represent
17 XXVII |      boar-tusk, and unable to help his own distress. How then
18 XXVII |     Isis then was not able to help her own brother and husband;
19 XXIX  |       and appealed to him for help, and made known to him the
20 XXIX  |     any power and strength to help our fallen religion and
21 XXIX  |       of turbid dregs, by the help of the evil spirits his
22 XXX   |    groans calling upon God to help him, and he said, "Lord
23 XXX   |      of the hopeless, and the help of the helpless, remember
24 XXXI  |       he called on Christ for help, and armed him with the
25 XXXI  |      Christ was called on for help, and he consumed us in the
26 XXXI  |  fulfilled, but have found no help therein. But now, if thou
27 XXXI  |   things that cannot move and help thee? But for the skill
28 XXXII |  though possessed of no human help, shineth from afar brighter
29 XXXVI |       kindred, has availed to help him, or to save him from
30 XXXVI | fathers. So, by the grace and help of God, I have not laboured
31 XXXVII|      and put on his grace and help as a garment of salvation;
32 XL    | except thee, there is none to help me. For lo, I set the hope