Section,  Paragraph

1  IV,  260| well, are to a man what the race is to a horse.~Punishment
2  VI,  401|   rivalry between them in a race, but that is of no consequence;
3 VII,  553| himself and the whole human race, but in one of agony, where
4 VII,  553| himself and the whole human race.~He suffers this affliction
5  XI,  710| rule them, should be of his race; and that all his brethren
6  XI,  710| from their nation and their race a prophet, of whom he was
7  XI,  717|    The eternal reign of the race of David, II Chron., by