Chapter

 1 INT    |           withal, will in no wise pass over in silence the edifying
 2 I      |         all worldly honours, that pass so soon away. But his soul
 3 V      |         mind. ~So thus it came to pass that the king's son often
 4 VI     |       famous king: and it came to pass, when he was riding on a
 5 VIII   |          possible for this cup to pass any man by. Now death is
 6 IX     |          then shall be brought to pass the saying that is written,
 7 X      | deceitfulness of life, -- quickly pass away; and they shall cast
 8 XIV    |          world, and how a man may pass through it in peace and
 9 XV     |        passing by the things that pass away, thou shalt hold to
10 XVI    |            and the blessings that pass all understanding. Your
11 XVIII  |           guise of the enemy, and pass into their country and by
12 XIX    |       Image, in our mind's eye we pass over to the true form of
13 XX     |    according to every man's work, pass the time of your sojourning
14 XXIV   |          and the good things that pass man's understanding. Soothly,
15 XXIV   |       past the things which haste pass thee, and attach thyself
16 XXVII  |     practices of error it came to pass that men suffered frequent
17 XXVII  |           But if now we choose to pass in review each one of these
18 XXX    |        damsel hasteth to bring to pass all that we were unable
19 XXXI   |      Theudas all that was come to pass. ~But the king, perplexed
20 XXXII  |            Heaven and earth shall pass away, but my words shall
21 XXXII  |            but my words shall not pass away.' And again the Psalmist
22 XXXIII |        farewell to everything, to pass the rest of my life in his
23 XXXVIII|           the things that so soon pass away, that thou mightest
24 XL     |         of that which had come to pass, there assembled a countless