Book, Chapter

 1       I, VII   |        son, and defended by the help of God. Not long after this,
 2       I, IX    |        him beyond what he could help. On the day before the brothers
 3       I, XXII  |        which had thus by divine help been demolished. Next, the
 4       I, XXIII |        to Joshua, that he would help them in their state of siege.
 5       I, XXIV  |        they implored the divine help. Thus always when in prosperity
 6       I, XXVI  |      men, and especially by the help of the chief men among the
 7       I, XXXIII| proclamation that no one should help himself to food until the
 8       I, XXXIII|        put to death. But by the help of the people, he was saved
 9       I, XLII  |       king of Syria, and by his help inflicted much loss on the
10       I, XLIX  |    undoubtedly because by their help his enemies had proved victorious