Chapter

 1 II   |       sacrifice, according to the store at each man's hand, and
 2 IX   |           that punishments are in store for the bad, he foretold
 3 IX   |        their fill of his wondrous store of good things. But many
 4 X    |         escape the punishments in store for sinners, and to gain
 5 XIII |           is, and what it hath in store for its friends." ~The elder
 6 XIV  | unforbidden use, and took a great store of money and huge masses
 7 XIV  |      eternal, and have laid up in store for ourselves no treasure
 8 XIV  |         and mayest remove all thy store from earth and lay up for
 9 XV   |        another's goods thou shalt store all up for thyself, with
10 XX   |        All these things therefore store thou up in thine heart,
11 XXI  |        thereof; of the torment in store for the wicked; the fire
12 XXI  |     slaves of sin have laid up in store for themselves. When he
13 XXIII|           thou addest ever to thy store by seizing for thyself the
14 XXV  |           of the prize laid up in store. Therefore the prince set
15 XXXIV|           he added the torment in store for the wicked, the unquenchable
16 XXXIV|   servants of sin have laid up in store for themselves. ~All these
17 XXXIX|           after the recompense in store for thee, but must toil