Book, Chapter

 1       1, XIII |    writing, and reckoning, I considered no less a burden and pain
 2       1, XIII |      This sort of madness is considered more honorable and more
 3       5, VII  |     these subjects should be considered and discussed, he quite
 4       5, X    |     had the character that I considered evil to be in its nature.
 5       6, XIV  |     of human life, had often considered and were now almost determined
 6       6, XIII |   harmonize with others, are considered evil. Yet those same things
 7       6, XXI  |  apostles”230 and when I had considered all thy works and trembled.~ ~
 8       9, XLI  |      66. And now I have thus considered the infirmities of my sins,
 9       9, XLIII|     resolved in my heart and considered flight into the wilderness.
10      11, XII  |      15. These things I have considered as thou hast given me ability,
11      11, XVIII|    things have been said and considered, I am unwilling to contend
12      11, XXIII| XXIII~ ~32. I have heard and considered these theories as well as
13      11, XXV  |   are proud men and have not considered Moses’ meaning, but only