Book, Chapter

1     2, 8-16 |   heart, and discovereth its dark corners? What is it which
2     9, 10-25| sound of thunder, nor in the dark riddle of a similitude,
3    10, 36-59|    throne in the north, that dark and chilled they might serve
4    12, 15-21|  change, whence it would wax dark, and chill, but that by
5    13, 8-9  |    pointed the abyss in that dark depth, ready for the whole
6    13, 15-18|  appeareth unto us under the dark image of the clouds, and
7    13, 34-49|     and we had sunk into the dark deep; and Thy good Spirit