Book, Chapter

1       6, IX   |       thou didst come to the rescue of his innocence, of which
2       6, XII  | misery and didst come to our rescue in wonderful and secret
3       9, XXXIV|   such beauty, but thou wilt rescue me, O Lord, thou wilt rescue
4       9, XXXIV| rescue me, O Lord, thou wilt rescue me, “for thy loving-kindness
5       9, XXXIV|   but thou in thy mercy dost rescue me: sometimes without my
6       9, XXXIV|  fallen; at other times, the rescue is painful because I was
7      12, XVII |   This is to say, we seek to rescue him who is suffering injury