Book, Chapter
1 Int | celebrating God’s abundant mercy and grace - but he was also
2 1, V | What art thou to me? Have mercy that I may speak. What am
3 1, V | so to me. Tell me, by thy mercy, O Lord, my God, what thou
4 1, VI | allow me to speak before thy mercy. Allow me to speak, for,
5 1, VI | for, behold, it is to thy mercy that I speak and not to
6 1, VI | attend to me, thou wilt have mercy upon me. For what do I wish
7 1, VI | the consolations of thy mercy have sustained me from the
8 1, VII | cries thus, thou showest him mercy, for thou didst create the
9 1, X | down on these things with mercy, O Lord, and deliver us
10 1, XVIII | long-suffering, and plenteous in mercy and truth”34 as thou art.
11 1, XVIII | it is not. I entreat thy mercy, O my God, for these same
12 2, VII | attribute it and to thy mercy, that thou hast melted away
13 2, VII | were in less need of thy mercy in which thou forgivest
14 3, I | longing for. My God, my mercy, with how much bitterness
15 3, III | And still thy faithful mercy hovered over me from afar.
16 3, III | fault, O thou my greatest mercy, my God, my refuge from
17 3, IV | it. For this name, by thy mercy, O Lord, this name of my
18 3, VI | it, for thou didst have mercy on me when I had not yet
19 3, X | was, I believed that more mercy was to be shown to the fruits
20 4, III | to thee and to say, “Have mercy on me; heal my soul; for
21 5, I | soften it at will, either by mercy or in vengeance, “and there
22 5, VIII | wisdom and thy constant mercy toward us must be pondered
23 5, IX | For thou, “because thy mercy endureth forever,”140 hast
24 6, I | But to thee, O Fountain of mercy, she poured out still more
25 6, VII | does not meditate on thy mercy, which rises up in my inmost
26 6, X | vexations with which thy mercy followed our worldly pursuits,
27 6, XI | to the medicine that thy mercy has provided for the healing
28 6, VII | soul were loud cries to thy mercy. No man knew, but thou knewest
29 7, IX | And why is it? Let thy mercy shine on me, that I may
30 7, XI | inmost heart with a severe mercy, redoubling the lashes of
31 7, XI | suggested, O my God? Let thy mercy guard the soul of thy servant
32 8, III | faithful. Thus thou hadst mercy on him, and not on him only,
33 8, IV | I was in distress. Have mercy upon me and hear my prayer.”
34 8, IV | hope and rejoiced in thy mercy, O Father. And all these
35 8, IV | amazing quickness of thy mercy. During that time thou didst
36 8, IX | For she waited for thy mercy upon him until, by believing
37 8, IX | didst bestow, O my God, my Mercy, upon that good handmaid
38 8, XII | the psalm, “I will sing of mercy and judgment unto thee,
39 8, XII | this also I confess to thy mercy, “O Father of the fatherless”307:
40 8, XIII | thou judgedst it with thy mercy set aside. But since thou
41 8, XIII | I know that she acted in mercy, and from the heart forgave
42 8, XIII | judgment” with her.314 Let thy mercy be exalted above thy justice,
43 8, XIII | true and thou hast promised mercy to the merciful, that the
44 8, XIII | the merciful shall obtain mercy.315 This is thy gift, who
45 8, XIII | This is thy gift, who hast mercy on whom thou wilt and who
46 9, III | awake in the love of thy mercy and the sweetness of thy
47 9, III | confident in the hope of thy mercy than in her own innocence -
48 9, IV | of thy holy temple, have mercy upon me according to thy
49 9, IV | me according to thy great mercy, for thy name’s sake. And
50 9, VI | more deeply wilt thou have mercy on whom thou wilt have mercy,
51 9, VI | mercy on whom thou wilt have mercy, and compassion on whom
52 9, XXIV | hast bestowed on me in thy mercy, mindful of my poverty.~
53 9, XXVIII | thou art merciful, I need mercy. Is not the life of man
54 9, XXIX | is in thy exceeding great mercy and that alone. Give what
55 9, XXXI | from me. Thou wilt have mercy that it does not come near
56 9, XXXI | servant. Thou wilt have mercy that it may be put far from
57 9, XXXII | assured promise, is thy mercy.~
58 9, XXXIII | look and see, and have mercy upon me; and heal me - thou,
59 9, XXXIV | weakness but thou in thy mercy dost rescue me: sometimes
60 9, XXXV | is in thy exceeding great mercy. For when this heart of
61 9, XXXVI | hope except thy complete mercy since thou hast begun to
62 9, XXXVIII| displease myself and seek thy mercy until what is lacking in
63 9, XLIII | whom thou in thy secret mercy hast revealed to the humble,
64 10, I | for “Thou art good and thy mercy endureth forever.”409~
65 10, II | hear my prayer and let thy mercy attend my longing. It does
66 10, II | with thee.~4. O Lord, have mercy on me and hear my petition.
67 10, II | Let it be pleasing in thy mercy’s sight that I should find
68 10, IX | loving-kindness and tender mercy, and shalt satisfy my desire
69 10, XXII | dawn by thy enlightening mercy, O Lord. Of whom shall I
70 11, XVI | confirm forever, O my God, my Mercy. But as for those who do
71 11, XXIV | beseech thee that by thy mercy I may pay my vow to thee.
72 11, XXX | concord, and may our God have mercy on us all, that we may use
73 12, I | call on thee, my God, my Mercy, who madest me and didst
74 12, XII | moving over these waters, thy mercy did not forsake our wretchedness,
75 12, XIV | dwells in us,560 because in mercy he was moving over our lightless
76 12, XV | might look up and learn thy mercy, which proclaims in time
77 12, XV | madest all times. “For thy mercy, O Lord, is in the heavens,
78 12, XVII | may bud forth in works of mercy after their kind.581 Thus
79 12, XXIII | initiated those whom thy mercy hast sought out in the midst
80 12, XXIV | land”); and the works of mercy done in this present life (
81 12, XXV | of the earth the works of mercy were signified and figured
82 12, XXV | whose house thou gavest mercy because he often refreshed
83 12, XXXIV | might bring forth works of mercy unto thee, giving their
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