Book, Chapter

 1       I, VII   |          be for a victim. When the sacrifice was offered, God spoke to
 2       I, XV    |             and were told that the sacrifice of the day was to be solemnly
 3       I, XX    |          the precepts bearing upon sacrifice are set forth; commandments
 4       I, XXIV  |       sacrilegious manner to offer sacrifice to idols: so pernicious
 5       I, XXIV  |    lengthened peace, they began to sacrifice to idols. And speedily did
 6       I, XXV   |            So then, having offered sacrifice, and overthrown the altar
 7       I, XXVI  |      should be offered to God as a sacrifice. Accordingly, on the enemy
 8       I, XXX   |       gifts from those who came to sacrifice; and, although their father
 9       I, XXXI  |         business it was, perform a sacrifice to God, and offer those
10       I, XXXII |       Samuel, having first offered sacrifice, and trusting in God, led
11       I, XXXIII|        Samuel, that he might offer sacrifice to God, the people gradually
12       I, XL    | commencement. Then, having offered sacrifice in that place, as well as
13       I, XL    |          to which they might offer sacrifice. God, turned away from him
14       I, XLI   |           been accustomed to offer sacrifice to God in the temple built
15       I, XLI   |       which the people might offer sacrifice; and, passing by the tribe
16       I, XLVIII|          sea, to be, as it were, a sacrifice for stilling the tempest,
17      II, XVIII |           to construct temples, to sacrifice to idols, and to profane
18      II, XX    |          in his dominions to offer sacrifice, and was visiting with unheard-of
19      II, XXI   |           fast was proclaimed, and sacrifice was offered, after which
20      II, XXXIII|          commanded his soldiers to sacrifice, and was expelling from