Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  2 |        grant me audience and the support of many listeners. We know
 2     I,  9 |         stand on one foot and to support the rest of the body with
 3     I,  15|          which I have adduced in support of my position and in which
 4     I,  23|   displeased the Lord. But if in support of second marriage, he urges
 5     I,  47|      take the burden with us. To support a poor wife, is hard: to
 6     I,  47|      perish, or that we may have support in old age, and leave our
 7     I,  47|        by the same name. Or what support in old age is he whom you
 8    II,  14| self-restrained p. 398 that they support themselves either with the
 9    II,  14|       aged he carried a stick to support his feeble frame, and was
10    II,  21|         ingenuity, twists to the support of his own views? The Apostle