Book,  Chapter

 1    II,  5 |      things under his feet: all sheep and oxen, yea, and the beasts
 2    II,  5 | watching, goats for their milk, sheep for their fleeces. What
 3    II,  6 |       watching, goats for milk, sheep for their wool: so it was
 4    II,  7 |      Force an Egyptian to drink sheep’s milk: drive, if you can,
 5    II,  18|      there are two classes, the sheep and the goats, the just
 6    II,  21|       habits if you are to be a sheep on the right hand; or, if
 7    II,  22|         of statements? That the sheep and the goats on the right
 8    II,  22|      the flock or a poor little sheep? whether the sheep have
 9    II,  22|       little sheep? whether the sheep have the first or the second
10    II,  22|       and flock of His rational sheep, saying, “Behold I judge
11    II,  23|          they are all certainly sheep, and they stand on the right
12    II,  23|        a difference between one sheep and another. It is humility
13    II,  23|  persons, and not only will the sheep climb thither, but your
14    II,  23|       is not the distinction of sheep and goat, but of sheep and
15    II,  23|       of sheep and goat, but of sheep and sheep, star and star.
16    II,  23|      and goat, but of sheep and sheep, star and star. Lastly,
17    II,  24|       you multiply instances of sheep and goats, of the five wise
18    II,  25|         the false prophets. The sheep which stand on the right
19    II,  25|   parable does not contrast the sheep one with another, or on
20    II,  25|      makes a difference between sheep and goats. The whole truth
21    II,  27|     they are reckoned among the sheep and stand on the right hand.
22    II,  28|        among the poorest of the sheep? How again is it that in
23    II,  30|     Adams will not benefit your sheep and goats, because we have
24    II,  30|      first Adam there were both sheep and goats, and that of those
25    II,  31|        others, and that the one sheep which the good shepherd,
26    II,  31|         mouth of Ezekiel to the sheep that was carried back, and
27    II,  33|        your goats, or among our sheep. If they were goats, they
28    II,  33| ministers. If you say they were sheep, they will not possibly
29    II,  33|       will not possibly be such sheep as can enjoy full liberty
30    II,  33|       will be plain to you that sheep indeed they are, but wandering
31    II,  33|         they are, but wandering sheep: that they are on the right
32    II,  33| determination of God. Among the sheep? But holy Scripture says
33    II,  33|         therefore, be among the sheep, but low down. And just
34    II,  33|   recognize differences between sheep and sheep. 4922 “That servant,
35    II,  33|   differences between sheep and sheep. 4922 “That servant, which
36    II,  35|        is the last section, the sheep and goats on the right hand