Chapter

 1 INT   |   such as have not yet wholly turned unto the Lord, but are still
 2 I     |       most pleasant teaching, turned away from the bitter darkness
 3 I     |   chiefly was his displeasure turned against the ranks of the
 4 V     |    the principle of health is turned away by the badness of the
 5 VII   |    free and deliberate choice turned aside from good to evil,
 6 X     |    captivity. The nightingale turned towards our friend and said, `
 7 XIX   |       in their sins, and have turned aside from the right faith,
 8 XXI   |      had ended his prayer, he turned him round and embraced Ioasaph,
 9 XXII  |       frame of mind; and they turned their thoughts to the thorough
10 XXII  |         Where is he that hath turned from error and saved the
11 XXIV  |    son to serve God, and have turned him from error to the true
12 XXIX  |  fight. They that were for us turned suddenly against us. They
13 XXX   |     winsome ways: and then he turned out of the palace all his
14 XXXII |    their mysteries." ~Then he turned him round toward the king'
15 XXXIII|    his own precious blood, he turned his thoughts to his next
16 XXXIV |      all thy praise, who hast turned the hard rock into a standing
17 XXXVI |    their much opposition, and turned again to his palace. And,
18 XXXVI | prayed again in tears. And he turned him round, and kissed Barachias,
19 XXXVII|    strike, unless he speedily turned back. At other times he
20 XXXVII|   mine enemies be ashamed and turned backward: let them be driven
21 XL    |    father, who, by thy means, turned from his evil way unto the