Book, Chapter

  1     1, 13-21|         love to Thee, O God. Thou light of my heart, Thou bread
  2     2, 3-5  |         portion of mankind as may light upon these writings of mine.
  3     3, 4-8  |       since at that time (Thou, O light of my heart, knowest) Apostolic
  4     4, 7-12 |     looked ghastly, yea, the very light; whatsoever was not what
  5     4, 15-23|     forward and backward, and the light is overclouded to it, and
  6     4, 16-25|         be enlightened by another light, that it may be partaker
  7     4, 16-25|          of truth. For Thou shalt light my candle, O Lord my God,
  8     4, 16-25|   received, for Thou art the true light that lighteth every man
  9     4, 17-30|          For I had my back to the light, and my face to the things
 10     5, 3-4  |         day, and what part of its light, moon or sun is to be eclipsed,
 11     5, 3-4  |          Thee, and failing of Thy light, they foresee a failure
 12     5, 3-4  |    foresee a failure of the sun's light, which shall be, so long
 13     6, 1    |    application of such as are not light of heart; that so it might
 14     6, 16-26|          I could not discern that light of excellence and beauty,
 15     7, 1-2  |          earth, hindereth not the light of the sun from passing
 16     7, 3-5  |       raised me a little into Thy light, that I knew as well that
 17     7, 5-8  |           Wisdom which needing no light enlightens the minds that
 18     7, 7-11 |          was before Thee, and the light of mine eyes was not with
 19     7, 9-13 |        life, and the life was the light of men, and the light shineth
 20     7, 9-13 |         the light of men, and the light shineth in the darkness,
 21     7, 9-13 |           it bears witness to the light, yet itself is not that
 22     7, 9-13 |            yet itself is not that light; but the Word of God, being
 23     7, 9-13 |           being God, is that true light that lighteth every man
 24     7, 10-16|          soul, above my mind, the Light Unchangeable. Not this ordinary
 25     7, 10-16|   Unchangeable. Not this ordinary light, which all flesh may look
 26     7, 10-16|          space. Not such was this light, but other, yea, far other
 27     7, 10-16|        the Truth, knows what that Light is; and he that knows It,
 28     7, 10-16|      streaming forth Thy beams of light upon me most strongly, and
 29     7, 13-19|           moon, all the stars and light, the Heaven of heavens,
 30     7, 16-22|     distempered: and to sore eyes light is offensive, which to the
 31     7, 17-23|           it might find what that light was whereby it was bedewed,
 32     8, 4-9  |       enlightened, receiving that Light, which they who receive,
 33     8, 5-12 |        and Christ shall give thee light. And when Thou didst on
 34     8, 10-22|       sometimes darkness, but now light in the Lord. But they, wishing
 35     8, 10-22|           But they, wishing to be light, not in the Lord, but in
 36     8, 10-22|       farther from Thee, the true Light that enlightened every man
 37     8, 12-29|        end of this sentence, by a light as it were of serenity infused
 38     9, 1-1  |         and my shoulders unto Thy light burden, O Christ Jesus,
 39     9, 1-1  |          blood; brighter than all light, but more hidden than all
 40     9, 4-10 |           say, and they hear, The light of Thy countenance is sealed
 41     9, 4-10 |           us. For we are not that light which enlighteneth every
 42     9, 4-10 |     sometimes darkness, we may be light in Thee. Oh that they could
 43     9, 4-11 |          lightsome with Thine own light: and I was consumed with
 44     9, 8-17 |          be born to this temporal light, and in heart, that I might
 45     9, 8-17 |           that I might be born to Light eternal. Not her gifts,
 46     9, 9-21 |      humanity, it ought to seem a light thing not to toment or increase
 47     9, 10-24|          the very purest material light, was, in respect of the
 48     9, 12-32|       height,  Who, robing day in light, hast poured  Soft slumbers
 49     9, 13-37|        parents in this transitory light, my brethren under Thee
 50    10, 1-1  |       that doth it, cometh to the light. This would I do in my heart
 51    10, 6-8  |         nor the brightness of the light, so gladsome to our eyes,
 52    10, 6-8  |          and yet I love a kind of light, and melody, and fragrance,
 53    10, 6-8  |           when I love my God, the light, melody, fragrance, meat,
 54    10, 8-13 |     entered by its own avenue: as light, and all colours and forms
 55    10, 8-13 |         cold; or rugged; heavy or light; either outwardly or inwardly
 56    10, 17-26|       approach unto Thee, O sweet Light. What sayest Thou to me?
 57    10, 18-27|       groat, and sought it with a light; unless she had remembered
 58    10, 23-33|           art the Truth, O God my light, health of my countenance,
 59    10, 23-33|         For there is yet a little light in men; let them walk, let
 60    10, 34-51|        this queen of colours, the light, bathing all which we behold,
 61    10, 34-52|                   10.34.52 O Thou Light, which Tobias saw, when,
 62    10, 34-52|          persons of his sons shed light on the different races of
 63    10, 34-52|   inwardly discerned. This is the light, it is one, and all are
 64    10, 34-52|       love it. But that corporeal light whereof I spake, it seasoneth
 65    10, 36-58|           now I bear it and it is light unto me, because so hast
 66    10, 40-65|          for Thou art the abiding light, which I consulted concerning
 67    10, 42-67|          himself into an Angel of light. And it much enticed proud
 68    11, 2-3  |          and pity, O Lord my God, Light of the blind, and Strength
 69    11, 2-3  |    Strength of the weak; yea also Light of those that see, and Strength
 70    11, 11-13| understand Thee, O Wisdom of God, Light of souls, understand not
 71    11, 15-18|           be long." O my Lord, my Light, shall not here also Thy
 72    11, 19-25|       shalt vouchsafe it, O sweet light of my hidden eyes. ~ ~
 73    11, 23-30|        seem to perceive it? Thou, Light and Truth, wilt show me. ~ ~
 74    11, 25-32|           is my heart. Thou shalt light my candle; Thou, O Lord
 75    11, 31-41|          may share the joy of Thy light. Certainly, if there be
 76    12, 3-3  |           upon which there was no light, because it had no shape.
 77    12, 3-3  |          else than the absence of light? For had there been light,
 78    12, 3-3  |         light? For had there been light, where should it have been
 79    12, 3-3  |          enlightening? Where then light was not, what was the presence
 80    12, 3-3  |      darkness, but the absence of light? Darkness therefore was
 81    12, 3-3  |    therefore was upon it, because light was not upon it; as where
 82    12, 8-8  |           upon which there was no light; or, darkness was above
 83    12, 8-8  |        hath even in his depths, a light proper for its nature; perceivable
 84    12, 8-8  |        day, after the creation of light, Thou saidst, Let it be
 85    12, 10-10|                12.10.10 O let the Light, the Truth, the Light of
 86    12, 10-10|         the Light, the Truth, the Light of my heart, not mine own
 87    12, 15-20|        which by contemplating the light, is light. For this, though
 88    12, 15-20|       contemplating the light, is light. For this, though created,
 89    12, 15-20|   difference there is betwixt the Light which enlighteneth, and
 90    12, 17-25|        fluidness, or received any light from Wisdom?" ~ ~
 91    12, 18-27|      prejudice me, O my God, Thou light of my eyes in secret, zealously
 92    12, 18-27|         understand what Thou, the light of all true-speaking minds,
 93    12, 21-30|            without order, without light. " Another he who says,
 94    12, 25-35|         strive not about the very light of the Lord God, why strive
 95    12, 26-36|         should another man by the light of truth have discovered
 96    12, 28-38|      degree they here may, in the light of Thy truth. ~ ~
 97    12, 30-41|           chiefly excels both for light of truth, and fruitfulness
 98    13, 2-3  |        Him so enlightened, become light; though not equally, yet
 99    13, 2-3  |           fast to Thee; lest what light it hath obtained by turning
100    13, 2-3  |         turned away from Thee our light, were in that life sometimes
101    13, 3-4  |        the creation, Let there be light, and there was light; I
102    13, 3-4  |           be light, and there was light; I do, not unsuitably, understand
103    13, 3-4  |       unto Thee, unless it became light, and that not by existing
104    13, 3-4  |        beholding the illuminating light, and cleaving to it; so
105    13, 4-5  |      fountain of life, and in His light to see light, and to be
106    13, 4-5  |           and in His light to see light, and to be perfected, and
107    13, 6-7  |        the cause, O true-speaking Light? -unto Thee lift I up my
108    13, 8-9  |           beginning, Let there be light, and there had been light,
109    13, 8-9  |         light, and there had been light, and every obedient intelligence
110    13, 8-9  |      darksome deep; but now it is light in the Lord. For even in
111    13, 8-9  |      bared of the clothing of Thy light, dost Thou sufficiently
112    13, 8-9  |        Thee riseth our garment of light; and then shall our darkness
113    13, 10-11|         Thou saidst, Let there be light, and there was light. Whereas
114    13, 10-11|           be light, and there was light. Whereas in us this took
115    13, 10-11|       were darkness, and are made light: but of that is only said,
116    13, 10-11|          that being turned to the Light unfailing it became light.
117    13, 10-11|         Light unfailing it became light. Whoso can, let him understand
118    13, 12-13|         Thou saidst, Let there be light, Repent ye, for the kingdom
119    13, 12-13|           Repent ye, let there be light. And because our soul was
120    13, 12-13|           unto Thee and there was light. And, behold, we were sometimes
121    13, 12-13|       sometimes darkness, but now light in the Lord. ~ ~
122    13, 13-14| Bridegroom Thy only Son. O what a light of beauty will that be,
123    13, 14-15|    earnest, that we should now be light: whilst we are saved by
124    13, 14-15|           and are the children of light, and the children of the
125    13, 14-15|           hearts, and callest the light, day, and the darkness,
126    13, 16-19|          that as the Unchangeable Light knoweth Itself, so should
127    13, 16-19|         with Thee, like as in Thy light we shall see light. ~ ~
128    13, 16-19|         in Thy light we shall see light. ~ ~
129    13, 18-22|       good: and let our temporary light break forth; and ourselves,
130    13, 18-22|        made, dividest between the light and the darkness, but Thy
131    13, 18-22|   throughout the world), may give light upon the earth, and divide
132    13, 18-23|     wisdom, as it were the lesser light: to another faith; to another
133    13, 18-23|         another the gift with the light of perspicuous truth, as
134    13, 18-23|     Spirit, as it were the lesser light: to another faith; to another
135    13, 18-23|           a night forsaken of all light, but be content with the
136    13, 18-23|           but be content with the light of the moon and the stars.
137    13, 19-25|       glory, dividing between the light of the perfect, though not
138    13, 19-25|         them, seeing they give it light in its degree. For behold
139    13, 19-25|   beauteous fires; for ye are the light of the world, nor are ye
140    13, 24-35|        Thou not as well bless the light, which Thou calledst day;
141    13, 24-36|           shall I say, O Truth my Light? "that it was idly said,
142    13, 24-37|  righteous and unrighteous, as in light and darkness; and to holy
143    13, 32-47|    creation, doth consist, we see light made, and divided from the