Book, Chapter

1       I, IX    |           and on account of this injury Laban followed his son-in-law,
2       I, X     |        thus terribly avenged the injury done to their sister. The
3       I, XIII  |       delivered his brother from injury, andkilled the Egyptian
4       I, XXVII |         seen to have avenged the injury done him in taking away
5       I, XXIX  |        But she (whether from the injury their vile conduct had inflicted
6       I, XXXVII|      Ammonites on account of the injury which had been done by their
7      II, XXXI  | Christian faith by inflicting an injury upon the place, set up the
8      II, XXXIII|          of the place suffers no injury; and the earth still preserves