Chapter

 1 III    |            delights, might not gain strength to consider the future,
 2 V      |             his gradual decrease of strength, with increase of weakness,
 3 VI     |         give speech to the dumb and strength to the ailing. It maketh
 4 XI     |           to them, have no more had strength to hasten back to repentance;
 5 XIV    |       wealth, nor the mighty in his strength, nor the wise in his wisdom,
 6 XVII   |           man of my sort shall have strength to look eye to eye upon
 7 XVII   |           For he can shew his great strength at all times, and who may
 8 XIX    |            little therein, and have strength to form the habit, at the
 9 XXI    |          thee, and if thou have the strength to accept its austerity,
10 XXIV   |           mine eyes, and loosed the strength of my sinews; `for the thing
11 XXIV   | contrariness of thy mind, gathering strength by the licence that I gave
12 XXIX   |             with thee any power and strength to help our fallen religion
13 XXXII  |        further apology, and have no strength to face the words that he
14 XXXVIII|           his heart, and going from strength to strength, and continually
15 XXXVIII|          and going from strength to strength, and continually adding
16 XL     |             had overcome all in the strength of Christ. Partaking richly