Book, Chapter

1     Int        |     system - but he did have a stable and coherent Christian outlook.
2     Int        |         he continues to seek a stable peace in the Christian faith
3       1, IV    |     beautiful and most strong; stable, yet not supported; unchangeable,
4       1, VI    |        with thee abide all the stable causes of all unstable things,
5       3, VII   |     something is done behind a stable that would be prohibited
6       4, XV    |      of my own misery, not the stable ground of thy blessedness.
7       6, XII   |       it; and that, if to this stable acquaintance were added
8       6, XVII  |       stead, and yet I was not stable enough to enjoy my God steadily.
9      11, XXVIII| transcended by thy eternal and stable permanence, and they see