Book, Chapter

 1     1, 1-4  |       merciful, yet most just; most hidden, yet most present; most
 2     1, 6-7  | distributest Thy riches through the hidden springs of all things. Thou
 3     1, 9-14 |         some great One, who, though hidden from our senses, couldest
 4     5, 6-11 |          that time direct me by the hidden mystery of Thy providence,
 5     6, 3-3  |          joys Thy Bread had for the hidden mouth of his spirit, when
 6     7, 6-10 |            know it not, dost by Thy hidden inspiration effect that
 7     7, 6-10 |         hear what, according to the hidden deservings of souls, he
 8     8, 2-3  |             the humility of Christ, hidden from the wise, and revealed
 9     9, 1-1  |            than all light, but more hidden than all depths, higher
10    10, 2-2  |             is naked, what could be hidden in me though I would not
11    10, 8-12 |             they make way, they are hidden from sight, ready to come
12    10, 23-34|            ill-favoured, wish to be hidden, but that aught should be
13    10, 23-34|            but that aught should be hidden from it, it wills not. But
14    10, 23-34|           that itself should not be hidden from the Truth; but the
15    10, 32-48|             abilities within me are hidden from me; so that my mind
16    10, 32-48|             what is in it is mostly hidden, unless experience reveal
17    10, 33-49|          voice and singing, by some hidden correspondence wherewith
18    10, 35-55|             go on to search out the hidden powers of nature (which
19    10, 38-63|           needy; yet best, while in hidden groanings I displease myself,
20    11, 2-3  |          for our meditations in the hidden things of Thy law, and close
21    11, 2-4  |            Thee for us, in Whom are hidden all the treasures of wisdom
22    11, 19-25|             it, O sweet light of my hidden eyes. ~ ~
23    11, 22-28|            shut up these usual, yet hidden things, from my desire,
24    11, 22-28|            again are but too deeply hidden, and the discovery of them
25    11, 31-41|             after-ages, is any more hidden from him, than when I sung
26    11, 31-41|         when I sung that Psalm, was hidden from me what, and how much
27    13, 8-9  |          nor turn away, until it be hidden in the hidden place of Thy
28    13, 8-9  |           until it be hidden in the hidden place of Thy Presence. This
29    13, 23-34|            of heaven, nor over that hidden heaven itself, nor over
30    13, 34-49|            end Thou mightest reveal hidden things, and rectify our