Chapter

 1 Ana   |    to the True God, in Whose hands alone it is (ch. 30). And
 2 II    |       why do we fare at your hands otherwise than our fellow-criminals,
 3 VII   |      it ceases to exist, and hands over the fact as if its
 4 XIV   |    by an arrow shot by human hands, because she wished to rescue
 5 XVII  |    it is discerned, than the hands by which it is defiled,
 6 XXI   |   endured many things at the hands of the persecuting Jews,
 7 XXIV  |  stretch forth his suppliant hands to Heaven, another to the
 8 XXVI  |   and sovereignty are in the hands of the One God Who is above
 9 XXIX  |    not believing it to be in hands soldered with lead. But
10 XXX   |      Christians look up with hands outstretched because guiltless,
11 XXX   |     are stretching forth our hands to God, let your claws dig
12 XXXI  |  many chances bring into the hands of outsiders. Know from
13 XXXVII|  taking the law into its own hands, assail us with stones and
14 XLV   |     eternal penalties at His hands, are deservedly the only
15 L     | ought to love those at whose hands you suffer what you desire?'