Book, Chapter

 1       3, VI   |       in thy stead, the sun and moon thy beauteous works - but
 2       5, III  |     luminaries, the sun and the moon. Their calculations did
 3       5, III  |        of its light, either the moon or the sun will be eclipsed,
 4       5, III  |         eclipses of the sun and moon, or anything of the sort
 5       5, V    |        movements of the sun and moon, even though these things
 6       5, V    |         the eclipses of sun and moon, and whatever else I read
 7       5, VII  |      the stars, the sun and the moon; and I had ceased to believe
 8       6, XIII |      and all thy hosts, sun and moon, all stars and light, the
 9       8, X    |       itself, where the sun and moon and stars shine on the earth.
10       9, VI   |     asked the heavens, the sun, moon, and stars; and they answered, “
11      10, XXIII|         the motions of the sun, moon, and stars constituted time;
12      12, XVIII|       in their seasons like the moon; and all the other promises
13      12, XVIII| satisfied with the light of the moon and the stars. In thy book
14      12, XIX  |       the night, lighted by the moon, display the Word of knowledge
15      12, XIX  |     knowledge to the night. The moon and the stars give light
16      12, XXXII|       sun to serve the day, the moon and the stars to give cheer