Book, Chapter

 1     3, 6-10 |       Thy first works. For Thy spiritual works are before these corporeal
 2     4, 16-24|    false notion which I had of spiritual things, let me not see the
 3     5, 10-20|        the flesh. Now will Thy spiritual ones mildly and lovingly
 4     5, 14-25|        I once have conceived a spiritual substance, all their strongholds
 5     6, 1    |       not so understood by Thy spiritual sons, whom of the Catholic
 6     6, 1    |   human shape (although what a spiritual substance should be I had
 7     6, 4-6  |       present to my senses, or spiritual, whereof I knew not how
 8     7, 1-1  |       same in the faith of our spiritual mother, Thy Catholic Church.
 9     7, 5-7  |   angels moreover, and all the spiritual inhabitants thereof. But
10     8, 5-10 |     old, one carnal, the other spiritual, struggle within me; and
11     9, 3-6  |       ear to my mouth, but his spiritual mouth unto Thy fountain,
12    12, 15-19|   celestial bulk corporeal but spiritual, and partaker of Thy eternity,
13    12, 17-24|        of heaven, signify that spiritual or intellectual creature
14    12, 17-25|        darkness upon the deep, spiritual matter, before it underwent
15    12, 17-26|       Earth, the one being the spiritual, the other the corporeal,
16    12, 20-29|       and the sensible, or the spiritual and the corporeal creature."
17    12, 20-29|   formless matter of creatures spiritual and corporeal." He another,
18    12, 21-30|  heaven and earth, namely, the spiritual and corporeal creature."
19    12, 24-33|       perfected nature whether spiritual or corporeal, but both of
20    12, 28-39|      formed nature, and that a spiritual, under the name Heaven,
21    13, 2-2  |     deserve of Thee? Let those spiritual and corporeal natures which
22    13, 2-2  |        formless state, whether spiritual or corporeal, ready to fall
23    13, 2-2  |   unlikeliness unto Thee; -the spiritual, though without form, superior
24    13, 2-3  |      Or how could the inchoate spiritual creature deserve of Thee,
25    13, 2-3  |       who as to the soul are a spiritual creature, turned away from
26    13, 3-4  |  unsuitably, understand of the spiritual creature: because there
27    13, 5-6  |   wandering instability of its spiritual deformity, unless it had
28    13, 7-8  |       us: and where concerning spiritual gifts, he teacheth and showeth
29    13, 8-9  |     depth, ready for the whole spiritual creation, hadst not Thou
30    13, 12-13|  heaven and earth, namely, the spiritual and carnal people of His
31    13, 13-14|     not speak unto you as unto spiritual, but as unto carnal, even
32    13, 18-22|      and the darkness, but Thy spiritual children also set and ranked
33    13, 18-23|   could not speak unto as unto spiritual, but as unto carnal; even
34    13, 20-28|        unless their soul had a spiritual life, and unless after the
35    13, 22-32|    created him: and being made spiritual, he judgeth all things (
36    13, 23-33|       and female, in Thy grace spiritual, where, according to the
37    13, 23-33|        neither bond nor free. -Spiritual persons (whether such as
38    13, 23-33|       spiritually; not of that spiritual knowledge which shines in
39    13, 23-33|         For so man, though now spiritual and renewed in the knowledge
40    13, 23-33|   judge of that distinction of spiritual and carnal men, who are
41    13, 23-33|      made. Nor doth he, though spiritual, judge the unquiet people
42    13, 23-34| beginning from the waters. The spiritual man judgeth also by allowing
43    13, 24-37|         to belong to creatures spiritual as well as corporeal, as
44    13, 24-37|    trees bearing fruit; and to spiritual gifts set forth for edification,
45    13, 25-38|        to such as minister the spiritual doctrine unto us out of
46    13, 32-47|  superior and inferior, or the spiritual and corporeal creature;
47    13, 32-47|      of the world, between the spiritual upper waters and the inferior
48    13, 34-49|  authority set on high through spiritual gifts; after that again,