Book, Chapter

 1       I, VI   |        God spoke to Abraham, and promised that his seed was to be
 2       I, VI   |         and his wife ninety, God promised that they should have a
 3       I, VII  |        God spoke to Abraham, and promised him those things which he
 4       I, VIII |          into Egypt. There he is promised the possession of the whole
 5       I, XII  |         to this point, that they promised he should be present, specially
 6       I, XX   | possession of which the Lord had promised them. Spies, accordingly,
 7       I, XXI  |        he did not enter the land promised to him, as I shall show
 8       I, XXI  |       Moses himself only saw the promised land, and did not reach
 9       I, XXXIV|          with him. Then the king promised a great reward and his daughter
10       I, XXXIV|        and next, although he had promised him his daughter, he broke
11       I, XLI  |          of the Hebrews had been promised to him by a response of
12       I, XLIII|      children.70 But when Elijah promised in the words of God that
13       I, XLIII|          fulfillment of what was promised, since by daily increase
14      II, I    |        putting his trust in God, promised that he would have greater
15      II, II   |         nearest to the king, and promised to give an account of the
16      II, XIII |      death. At the same time, he promised the king immense wealth
17      II, XIII |        her nation. Then the king promised to refuse nothing to her
18      II, XVIII|        his brother Seleucus, and promised him an increase of tribute,
19      II, XVIII|      mentioned) the money he had promised to the king, a way being
20      II, XVIII|         he had not furnished the promised amount of money, he was