Book, Chapter

1       1, IV   |    making all things new, yet bringing old age upon the proud,
2       6, V    | otherwise than by hearsay. By bringing all this into my consideration,
3       6, XII  |     good married life and the bringing up of children interested
4       6, XIV  |  thought could be obtained by bringing together what we severally
5       8, III  |     own people in Africa, and bringing his whole household with
6       8, XIII |     she obeyed with patience, bringing fruit to thee that she might
7       9, XXXI |       by fasting, constantly “bringing my body into subjection,”352
8      12, XXIII|     by the phrase, “The earth bringing forth its fruit.” And he
9      12, XXVI |       up; they were no longer bringing forth the fruits of good