Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-10 |     art most high, and art not changed, neither in Thee doth to-day
 2     3, 2-3  |      into which it is wilfully changed and transformed, being of
 3     4, 6-11 |  though I would willingly have changed it, yet was I more unwilling
 4     7, 2-3  |      them so far corrupted and changed to the worse, as to be turned
 5     7, 9-15 |      there also, that they had changed the glory of Thy incorruptible
 6     7, 9-15 |      served with Thy gold, who changed the truth of God into a
 7     8, 6-15 |     book, and read on, and was changed inwardly, where Thou sawest,
 8     9, 4-11 |     the Self-same, Who art not changed; and in Thee is rest which
 9     9, 10-25|     though we shall not all be changed? ~ ~
10    10, 25-36|        mind; and all these are changed, but Thou remainest unchangeable
11    10, 36-58|      how far Thou hast already changed me, who first healedst me
12    12, 6-6  |    these changeable things are changed. And this changeableness,
13    12, 11-11|        since Thou canst not be changed as to figure or motion,
14    12, 11-14|    through which the thing was changed and turned from one figure
15    12, 12-15|     though changeable, yet not changed, it may thoroughly enjoy
16    12, 12-15|       not that, which could be changed from one form into another,
17    12, 15-18|       His substance is no ways changed by time, nor His will separate
18    12, 17-25|    eternal house of God, or be changed, as the soul and body of
19    12, 19-28|        receiveth a form, or is changed, or turned. It is true,
20    12, 19-28| subject to change, never to be changed. It is true, that that formlessness
21    13, 3-4  |      unto That which cannot be changed into worse or better; which