Book, Chapter

 1       I, XXV    |         and acceptable to God. The angel stood by him as he was returning
 2       I, XXV    |            land of Egypt. Then the angel said, "Go, in this spirit
 3       I, XXV    |   undertake such a heavy task. The angel, however, persisted in urging
 4       I, XXVII  |         barren, had a vision of an angel, and was told to abstain
 5       I, XXXVIII|      divine favor. Accordingly, an angel was sent to him to reveal
 6       I, XXXVIII|          Then David, beholding the angel by whose right hand the
 7       I, XXXVIII|            where he had beheld the angel. After this, having become
 8       I, LI     | Accordingly, in the same night, an angel attacking the camp of the
 9      II, V      |        having the appearance of an angel, and whom Nabuchodonosor,
10      II, XXXVIII|          for himself, said that an angel was the messenger who had