Chapter

 1 II     |     duty. Thou thyself will bear me witness that we were
 2 II     |    down fast by my words, I bear with thine effrontery, by
 3 VI     |    affirmest, I immediately bear it to the king's son, from
 4 X      |     they worship them. They bear them upon the shoulders,
 5 XI     |   not steal; thou shalt not bear false witness:' but Christ
 6 XIII   |  afford me some little aid. Bear no grudge for my past unkindness,
 7 XXI    |     I do, that am unable to bear the very sight of such austerity,
 8 XXI    |      but Ioasaph, unable to bear the separation, was distressed
 9 XXI    |       said he, "thou mayest bear my lowliness in remembrance." ~
10 XXI    |     and vexation, unable to bear the parting from a loving
11 XXI    |     Spirit, and grant it to bear fruit, the fruit of righteousness.
12 XXIII  |     said he unto them, "Why bear ye about these dead men'
13 XXIV   |     my humanity that I will bear with thine effrontery until
14 XXV    |    seeing that all (I ween) bear me witness that no man under
15 XXVII  |    fornication; nor do they bear false witness, nor covet
16 XXIX   |     the day long (let David bear his part in our chorus),
17 XXXVI  | your trespasses.' Wherefore bear no malice against them that
18 XXXVIII|  more easily than other men bear their pleasures. Wherefore
19 XXXIX  |    be stayed, and could not bear the parting. But just as