Book, Chapter

 1       I, III  |        render it impervious to water. He was shut into it along
 2       I, XIV  |    soon after convened all the water into blood, while he filled
 3       I, XVI  | journey of three days, want of water distressed them; and, when
 4       I, XVII |       again tried with want of water, hardly restrained themselves
 5       I, XVII |    forth an abundant supply of water. But when they came to Raphidin,
 6       I, XXI  |      on account of the want of water. Then Moses, instructed
 7       I, XXI  |       once and again, and thus water flowed out of it. In regard,
 8       I, XXI  |       he did not bring out the water except by repeated blows;
 9       I, XXI  |      the rock, and bring forth water, he doubted, even after
10       I, XXIII|      told to bring in wood and water. But their surrender had
11       I, XXVII|        he called upon God, and water flowed forth from47 the
12       I, XLIII|     rivulet furnished him with water, until it was dried up.
13       I, XLIII|   filled the sacred place with water; and then, calling upon
14       I, XLIII|         and consumed alike the water and the victim. Then truly
15       I, XLV  |     having been put to flight, water was furnished for the use
16      II, XV   |       off the Hebrews from all water supplies. On that account,
17      II, XV   |       overcome through want of water, they went in a company