Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  139|          can prevail upon him to enter into some amusement; and
 2  VI,  368|   smallness of the spirits which enter into the pores touches other
 3  VI,  381|          long, one can no longer enter into the spirit of it. So
 4  VI,  386|         when we dread in fact to enter on such mishaps. And, indeed,
 5 VII,  553|       away from His disciples to enter into His agony; we must
 6   X,  678|        should suffer in order to enter into glory, "that He should
 7  XI,  710|          land which they were to enter after his death, the victories
 8  XI,  721|      shall work deceitfully, and enter with a small people into
 9 XII,  743|               744. "Pray that ye enter not into temptation." It
10 XII,  769| destroyed. And the heathen shall enter into the knowledge of God.
11 XII,  769|          the heathen, "You shall enter into the knowledge of God."
12 XIV,  902|        said to the Jews of old: "Enter into the Church; acquaint