Section,  Paragraph

 1   I,  33  | villages in which she would be taken for the queen; hence we
 2  II,  61  |       Order.—I might well have taken this discourse in an order
 3  II,  139 |        not wonder; he is quite taken up in looking out for the
 4  II,  140 |        altogether occupied and taken up with the business of
 5  II,  167 |      have seen this, they have taken up diversion.~
 6  II,  168 |   misery, ignorance, they have taken it into their heads, in
 7   V,  294 |     legislators would not have taken as their model the fancies
 8  VI,  416 |     the more because they have taken his greatness as a proof
 9 VII,  453 |        only covered, it is not taken away.~
10 VII,  482 |        the care which has been taken to infuse into them minds,
11 VII,  513 |    said that strength would be taken away from the righteous.
12 VII,  547 |      all communion with God is taken away; through Jesus Christ
13  IX,  618 |   Tables at Athens, afterwards taken by the Romans, and as it
14  IX,  638 |         because the sceptre is taken away for ever.~
15  XI,  700 |        of the world. The ruler taken from the thigh, and the
16  XI,  706 |    this agreement might not be taken for an effect of chance,
17  XI,  710 |     the kingship should not be taken away from Judah, nor the
18  XI,  721 |        the daily sacrifice was taken away, and the place of his
19  XI,  723 |       dominion of the Jews was taken away, in the seventieth
20  XI,  725 |      for me. Shall the prey be taken from the mighty? But even
21  XI,  725 |        even if the captives be taken away from the strong, nothing
22  XI,  735 |   would not be recognised, nor taken for what He is, but rejected
23 XII,  752 |      to be the Messiah. He had taken away the sceptre from Judah
24 XII,  752 |   coming the sceptre was to be taken away from Judah?~In order
25 XII,  784 |       abject. Therefore He has taken this unhappy condition,
26 XIII,  840|      that the children must be taken away from it. God heals