Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-7  |   sometime fashion me. Thus there received me the comforts of woman'
 2     1, 6-10 |         Thy "to-day," and from it received the measure and the mould
 3     1, 18-29|          of letters and syllables received from those who spake before
 4     1, 18-29|          of everlasting salvation received from Thee. Insomuch, that
 5     4, 4-8  |         retain rather what it had received of me, not what was wrought
 6     4, 4-8  |         that baptism which he had received, when utterly absent in
 7     4, 4-8  |        now understood that he had received. But he so shrunk from me,
 8     4, 16-25|           Thy fulness have we all received, for Thou art the true light
 9     5, 9-16 |          9.16 And lo, there was I received by the scourge of bodily
10     5, 13-23|          to Thee. That man of God received me as a father, and showed
11     7, 9-13 |         unto His own, and His own received Him not; but as many as
12     7, 9-13 |           Him not; but as many as received Him, to them gave He power
13     7, 17-23|         faculty, to which what is received from the senses of the body
14     7, 21-27|         so glory as if he had not received, not only what he sees,
15     7, 21-27|        hath he, which he hath not received?), and that he may be not
16     8, 7-18 |          shoulders lightened, and received wings to fly away." Thus
17     8, 10-23|          well as theirs, who have received and are held by the mysteries
18     8, 12-29|         reading of the Gospel, he received the admonition, as if what
19     9, 9-22 |           united together, having received the grace of Thy baptism,
20    10, 6-10 | understand, who compare its voice received from without, with the truth
21    10, 14-22|         themselves which we never received by any avenue of the body,
22    10, 16-25|           were present, my memory received from them images, which
23    10, 31-45|          what good soever we have received before we prayed, from Thee
24    10, 31-45|           we prayed, from Thee we received it; yea to the end we might
25    10, 31-45|        wilt. He confesses to have received, and when he glorieth, in
26    10, 31-46|           to be refused, which is received with thanksgiving; and that
27    12, 2-2  |          where, hath in such wise received its portion of beauty in
28    12, 17-25|           unlimited fluidness, or received any light from Wisdom?" ~ ~
29    12, 22-31|          manner. But if they then received that beauty, when God said,
30    13, 12-13|          and our earth, before it received the form of doctrine, was
31    13, 14-15|           have in this pilgrimage received an earnest, that we should
32    13, 14-15|         have we, that we have not received of Thee? out of the same
33    13, 23-34|       made after Thine own image, received not dominion over the lights
34    13, 23-34|          which is the sea; but He received dominion over the fishes
35    13, 26-39|      rejoice with him. For he had received from the Philippians, what
36    13, 31-46|            Now we (saith he) have received, not the spirit of this
37    13, 38-53|          Thee; so, so shall it be received, so shall it be found, so