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 1       1, V         |        that voice, and I will lay hold upon thee. Hide not thy
 2       2, II        | fornications - and yet thou didst hold thy peace, O my tardy Joy!
 3       2, II        |       tardy Joy! Thou didst still hold thy peace, and I wandered
 4       2, III       |       dare affirm that thou didst hold thy peace, O my God, while
 5       2, III       |            Didst thou really then hold thy peace? Then whose words
 6       3, IV        |            to seek, to obtain, to hold, and to embrace, not this
 7       3, IV        |           not quite take complete hold of me.~
 8       4, VIII      |    companionship that took strong hold of my mind: to discourse
 9       4, XII       |          O you transgressors, and hold fast to him who made you.
10       5, I         |         the hardness of our heart hold back thy hands, for thou
11       5, V         |            as long as he does not hold a belief in anything which
12       5, X         |        false doctrine, I began to hold more loosely and negligently
13       6, XI        |          How or where could I get hold of them? From whom could
14       6, XI        |       accused it of. Its teachers hold it as an abomination to
15       6, XI        |          is good, then, for me to hold fast to God, for if I do
16       6, XVIII     |          was not humble enough to hold the humble Jesus; nor did
17       7, IV        |          on whom he has a greater hold, and whom he has hold of
18       7, IV        |     greater hold, and whom he has hold of more completely. But
19       7, X         |         themselves evil when they hold these evil opinions - and
20       7, X         |       good only when they come to hold the truth and consent to
21       7, X         |          money to buy pleasure or hold onto his money through the
22       8, VIII      |          from the cask, she would hold a cup under the tap; and
23       9, I         |         that thou mayest have and hold it, without “spot or blemish.”319
24       9, XIII      |            20. All these things I hold in my memory, and I remember
25       9, XXXVII    |           far I have been able to hold my mind in check when I
26       9, XXXVII    |           that is, what things to hold back our love from - but
27      10, III       |           If he were, I would lay hold on him and ask him and entreat
28      10, V         |          made. And thou didst not hold anything in thy hand from
29      10, XI        |         still unstable. Who shall hold it and fix it so that it
30      10, XI        |         forever present. Who will hold the heart of man that it
31      10, XXVI      |         hurriedly. The same would hold for a stanza, or a foot,
32      10, XXVII     |        the latter long, how can I hold the short one and how can
33      10, XXIX      |        Thus through him I may lay hold upon him in whom I am also
34      10, XXIX      |        him in whom I am also laid hold upon; and I may be gathered
35      10, XXX       |     thirst for more than they can hold and say, “What did God make
36      11, XII       |         rest), and so time has no hold upon it. But thou didst
37      11, XVIII(486)|         interpretations which did hold fast to the essential common
38      11, XXII      |        are very good - because we hold that what is created and
39      11, XXII      |          higher good; and we also hold that what is made capable
40      11, XXV       |        thou hast warned us not to hold on to it as our own special
41      11, XXVII     |       they come to possess and to hold as certain the conviction
42      12, XVIII     |          joy of contemplation and hold on high the Word of Life.