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Volume 38 · pp. 820–823
Index of the Places of Sacred Scripture, Old Testament conclusion
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XIII, 14. Animam meam porto in manibus meis. V, 10.
XXV, 2. Qui facit concordiam in sublimibus suis. V, 13.
XXV, 3. Numquid est numerus militum ejus? V, 11.
XXVIII, 5. Terra de qua oriebatur panis, in loco suo igni subversa est. XVI, 2.
XXXVIII, 32. Numquid producis Luciferum in tempore suo? II, 28.
XL, 16. Sub umbra dormit, in secreto calami. II, 13.
PSALMORUM.
XXXI, 1. Beati quorum remissae sunt iniquitates, et quorum tecta sunt peccata. XVI, ad finem.
XXXIII, 22. Mors peccatorum pessima. XIV, 13.
XLI, 4. Fuerunt mihi lacrymae meae panes die ac nocte. V, 4.
XLIV, 2. Lingua mea calamus scribae. XI, 1.
XLIV, 11. Audi, filia, et vide. VI, 1.
XLIV, 14. Omnis gloria ejus filiae regis ab intus. IV, 8.
LIV, 8. Ecce elongavi fugiens, et mansi in solitudine. XII, 6.
LXVII, 18. Currus Dei decem millibus multiplex. IX, 16.
LXVIII, 29. Deleantur de libro viventium, et cum justis non scribantur. XXII, ad finem.
XIII, 14. I carry my soul in my hands. V, 10.
XXV, 2. He who makes concord in his high places. V, 13.
XXV, 3. Is there any number of his soldiers? V, 11.
XXVIII, 5. The earth from which bread used to arise has been overturned by fire in its place. XVI, 2.
XXXVIII, 32. Do you bring forth Lucifer in his time? II, 28.
XL, 16. Under the shadow he sleeps, in the secret place of the reed. II, 13.
PSALMS.
XXXI, 1. Blessed are they whose iniquities have been remitted, and whose sins have been covered. XVI, at the end.
XXXIII, 22. The death of sinners is worst. XIV, 13.
XLI, 4. My tears have been my breads by day and by night. V, 4.
XLIV, 2. My tongue is the pen of a scribe. XI, 1.
XLIV, 11. Hear, daughter, and see. VI, 1.
XLIV, 14. All the glory of her, the daughter of the king, is within. IV, 8.
LIV, 8. Behold, I went far away fleeing, and I remained in solitude. XII, 6.
LXVII, 18. The chariot of God is manifold by ten thousands. IX, 16.
LXVIII, 29. Let them be blotted out from the book of the living, and not be written with the just. XXII, at the end.
LXXIV, 4. Ego confirmavi columnas ejus. X, 1.
LXXX, 12. Non audivit populus meus vocem meam. XXII, ad finem.
LXXXVI, 4. Gloriosa dicta sunt de te, civitas Dei. XXI, 2.
LXXXVIII, 38. Et testis in coelo fidelis. I, 5.
XCII, 3. Elevaverunt flumina vocem suam. VIII, 10.
XCV, 7. Afferte Domino gloriam et honorem. XXI, 26.
CIII, 2. Extendens coelum sicut pellem. XI, 19.
CXIII, 7. A facie Dei mota est terra. XXII, 4.
CXIV, 8. Eripuit animam meam de morte, oculos meos a lacrymis. XXI, 4.
CXV, 11. Omnis homo mendax. XIV, 5.
CXVIII, 130. Intellectum dat parvulis. III, 8.
CXX, 6. Per diem sol non uret te, neque luna per noctem. VII, 16.
CXXIX, 7. Copiosa apud eum redemptio. V, 9.
CXXXVIII, 10. Tenebit me dextera tua. II, 1.
CXXXVIII, 16. In libro tuo omnes scribentur. XXI, 27.
PROVERBIORUM.
III, 18. Lignum vitae est his qui apprehenderint eam, et qui tenuerit eam, beatus. II, 7.
LXXIV, 4. I have confirmed its columns. X, 1.
LXXX, 12. My people did not hear my voice. XXII, at the end.
LXXXVI, 4. Glorious things have been said of you, city of God. XXI, 2.
LXXXVIII, 38. And the witness in heaven is faithful. I, 5.
XCII, 3. The rivers lifted up their voice. VIII, 10.
XCV, 7. Bring to the Lord glory and honor. XXI, 26.
CIII, 2. Stretching out heaven like a skin. XI, 19.
CXIII, 7. At the face of God the earth was moved. XXII, 4.
CXIV, 8. He rescued my soul from death, my eyes from tears. XXI, 4.
CXV, 11. Every man is a liar. XIV, 5.
CXVIII, 130. He gives understanding to the little ones. III, 8.
CXX, 6. By day the sun will not burn you, nor the moon by night. VII, 16.
CXXIX, 7. With him there is copious redemption. V, 9.
CXXXVIII, 10. Your right hand will hold me. II, 1.
CXXXVIII, 16. All will be written in your book. XXI, 27.
PROVERBS.
III, 18. It is a tree of life to those who will have taken hold of it, and blessed is the one who will have held it. II, 7.
XXV, 4. Aufer rubiginem de argento. VIII, 3.
CANTICORUM.
III, 11. Egredimini, et videte, filiae Sion, regem Salomonem in diademate, etc. VI, 2.
V, 10. Dilectus meus candidus et rubicundus. II, 17.
SAPIENTIAE.
I, 11. Os quod mentitur, occidit animam. XXI, 8.
III, 3. Quod a nobis est iter, etc. IX, 12.
ECCLESIASTICI.
XI, 27. In die bonorum ne immemor sis malorum, etc. II, 5.
XXIV, 7. Thronus meus in columna nubis. XIV, 14.
XXIV, 14. Ab initio et ante saecula creata sum. XIII, 8.
XXIV, 29. Qui edunt me adhuc esurient. VII, 16.
XXXIX, 20. Confitemini illi in voce labiorum vestrorum, et in canticis labiorum, et citharis. XV, 2.
ISAIAE.
IX, 13. Propheta docens mendacium, ipse est cauda. IX, 3.
XIX, 1. Ecce Dominus ascendet super nubem levem, et ingredietur Egyptum. X, 1.
XXII, 22. Dabo clavem domus David super humerum ejus, etc. III, 7.
XXX, 2. Os meum, scilicet Domini, non interrogastis. III, 16.
XXV, 4. Take away rust from silver. VIII, 3.
SONG OF SONGS.
III, 11. Go forth, and see, daughters of Sion, King Solomon in the diadem, etc. VI, 2.
V, 10. My beloved is white and ruddy. II, 17.
WISDOM.
I, 11. The mouth which lies kills the soul. XXI, 8.
III, 3. That from us is a journey, etc. IX, 12.
ECCLESIASTICUS.
XI, 27. In the day of good things do not be unmindful of evils, etc. II, 5.
XXIV, 7. My throne is in a column of cloud. XIV, 14.
XXIV, 14. From the beginning and before the ages I was created. XIII, 8.
XXIV, 29. Those who eat me will still hunger. VII, 16.
XXXIX, 20. Confess to him with the voice of your lips, and in canticles of the lips, and with harps. XV, 2.
ISAIAH.
IX, 13. The prophet teaching a lie, he is the tail. IX, 3.
XIX, 1. Behold, the Lord will ascend upon a light cloud, and will enter Egypt. X, 1.
XXII, 22. I will give the key of the house of David upon his shoulder, etc. III, 7.
XXX, 2. My mouth, namely the Lord's, you have not asked. III, 16.
XXX, 26. Erit lux lunae sicut lux solis. XXI, ad finem.
XXXIII, 7. Angeli pacis amare flebunt. XIV, 15.
JEREMIAE.
IX, 15. Ecce ego cibabo populum istum absinthio, et potum dabo eis aquam fellis. VIII, 11.
LI, 7. Calix aureus Babylon in manu Domini, inebrians omnem terram. XVII, ad finem.
BARUCH.
III, 34. Stellae dederunt lumen in custodiis suis. I, 16.
EZECHIELIS.
VIII, 8. Et cum fodissem parietem, apparuit ostium unum. III, 8.
IX, 6. Super quem videritis thau, ne occidatis. IX, 4.
XVIII, 20. Filius non portabit iniquitatem patris. II, 23.
DANIELIS.
VII, 14. Potestas ejus potestas aeterna. XI, ad finem.
JOEL.
I, 3. Expergiscimini, ebrii: et flete, et ululate, omnes qui bibitis vinum in dulcedine. XVII, 2.
I, 17. Computruerunt jumenta in stercore suo. XVI, 3.
HABACUC.
III, 4. Ibi abscondita est fortitudo ejus. X, ad finem.
XXX, 26. The light of the moon will be as the light of the sun. XXI, at the end.
XXXIII, 7. The Angels of peace will weep bitterly. XIV, 15.
JEREMIAH.
IX, 15. Behold, I will feed this people with wormwood, and for drink I will give them water of gall. VIII, 11.
LI, 7. Babylon is a golden cup in the hand of the Lord, making every land drunk. XVII, at the end.
BARUCH.
III, 34. The stars gave light in their watches. I, 16.
EZEKIEL.
VIII, 8. And when I had dug through the wall, one door appeared. III, 8.
IX, 6. Upon whom you will have seen thau, do not kill. IX, 4.
XVIII, 20. The son will not bear the iniquity of the father. II, 23.
DANIEL.
VII, 14. His power is eternal power. XI, at the end.
JOEL.
I, 3. Awake, drunkards, and weep, and howl, all you who drink wine in sweetness. XVII, 2.
I, 17. The beasts of burden rotted in their dung. XVI, 3.
HABACUC.
III, 4. There his strength is hidden. X, at the end.
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