Chapter

 1 I      |      see his own handiwork in bondage unto sin, was moved with
 2 VII    |     brought them forth out of bondage to the Egyptian nation,
 3 VII    |     even so our nature was in bondage by its freedom to err, and
 4 XV     |   these commands, are held in bondage to that other. For the soul
 5 XVIII  |     lived to the flesh in the bondage of sin, I was dead in the
 6 XIX    |     labour and sweat from the bondage of those sins, to which
 7 XXIV   | rejoiced to be freed from the bondage of evil devils, and to be
 8 XXIV   |      escape from the grievous bondage of the cruel prince of this
 9 XXIV   |       us who had been sold in bondage under sin. Unto him be glory
10 XXXI   |   thus redeeming him from the bondage of childlessness?" While
11 XXXI   |     held prisoners, sold into bondage by sin. What harm then befell
12 XXXII  |     thou, in thy vileness and bondage to sin, dost vilify, did
13 XXXIV  |    unworthy servants from the bondage of the arch-fiend our foe:
14 XXXIV  |     my father from that cruel bondage of the devil. Show him full
15 XXXVI  |   from the ancient error, and bondage of the adversary. Ye yourselves
16 XXXVIII|  foolishness, still under the bondage of devilish deceits? " ~