Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  3 |       denote a hundred, the right hand is used instead of the left:
 2     I,  3 |         fingers which on the left hand represented widowhood, and
 3     I,  5 |          stricken by the avenging hand of God. He praises Samson,
 4     I,  8 |          read, 4301 “at thy right hand doth stand the queen in
 5     I,  10|         he commands, on the other hand, that if the unbeliever
 6     I,  12|          the furnace, then by the hand of the cunning workman have
 7     I,  12|          the course, holds in His hand the prize of virginity,
 8     I,  13|          is short, the Lord is at hand. Even though we lived nine
 9     I,  13|       flesh by lust. On the other hand, she who is married thinks
10     I,  14|      without turning to the right hand or to the left. He has followed
11     I,  18|        was applied, as though the hand of God had fashioned us
12     I,  21|      Prince of the host, sword in hand, that is either to shew
13     I,  23|       children of Ammon into mine hand, then it shall be, that
14     I,  33|           virginity. On the other hand, Ezekiel, who was kept captive
15     I,  34|       girdles, nor staff in their hand, nor shoes on their feet.
16     I,  37|          spent, and the day is at hand.” And lastly: “Put ye on
17     I,  38|       Christ sitteth on the right hand of God; let us set our affections
18     I,  41|         his arms slain by her own hand. Greek writers tell also
19     I,  43|      built Carthage. And when her hand was sought in marriage by
20     I,  43|         little children in either hand and leaped into the burning
21     I,  45|       thought of dying by his own hand, that he might not be the
22     I,  45|       wrested the weapon from his hand, and pierced his side. When
23     I,  47|        wit, another with his open hand. Somehow, or sometime, the
24    II,  4 |       devil standing at his right hand; and white raiment is afterwards
25    II,  6 |      judge that anything from the hand of God is superfluous, because
26    II,  6 |   themselves out with the work of hand or foot, who ply the oar,
27    II,  6 |       their purse, a staff in the hand, shoes on the feet? or to
28    II,  14|   drinking with the hollow of his hand he is related to have dashed
29    II,  15|           that we had died by the hand of the Lord in the land
30    II,  15|       ignorance, and his father’s hand was raised against him,
31    II,  17|         God at whose prophecy the hand of King Jeroboam withered,
32    II,  18|           just stand on the right hand, the other on the left:
33    II,  19|           fold; and, on the other hand, that the bad ground admitted
34    II,  20|       earthly Adam is on the left hand, and will perish: the heavenly
35    II,  20|     heavenly Adam is on the right hand, and will be saved. He who
36    II,  21|      grimy, and haggard, and your hand was horny with toil: now
37    II,  21|        you, is placed on the left hand, and corresponds to the
38    II,  21|           be a sheep on the right hand; or, if you perversely repent
39    II,  22|        and the goats on the right hand and on the left are the
40    II,  22|          is with him on the right hand shine with the same glory
41    II,  22|       queen upon the Lord’s right hand, in raiment of wrought gold,
42    II,  22| themselves who stand on the right hand)? then listen to the sequel: 4854 “
43    II,  23|           they stand on the right hand; but there is a difference
44    II,  25|          which stand on the right hand will be brought into the
45    II,  25|          another, or on the other hand the goats, but merely makes
46    II,  27|      sheep and stand on the right hand. There are angels who descend
47    II,  28|         wished to sit on His left hand, the other on His right: 4891 “
48    II,  28|            but to sit on my right hand, and on my left hand, is
49    II,  28|        right hand, and on my left hand, is not mine to give, but
50    II,  28|         God, that is on the right hand, they are not among the
51    II,  29|           is His eye, and who His hand?—a distinction indicated
52    II,  30|         indeed stand on the right hand, but one stands as a bridegroom,
53    II,  30|        eye to the finger, nor the hand to the ear, but that if
54    II,  30|    earthly Adam stand on the left hand, those who were in the heavenly
55    II,  30|         heavenly are on the right hand, before we go further, let
56    II,  30|           some stood on the right hand of God, others on the left: 4909 “
57    II,  33|        that they are on the right hand, but do not stand there:
58    II,  33|         indeed stand on the right hand, but are of a far inferior
59    II,  34|        phrase, all upon the right hand are to be “up to the same
60    II,  35|      sheep and goats on the right hand and the left, the righteous
61    II,  36|         Him wavered: on the other hand all the people applauded
62    II,  36|          be seen any day stick in hand belabouring the fools about
63    II,  37|           who stands on the right hand shall enter into the kingdom