Book, Chapter

 1     1, 18-28|         it is not by our feet, or change of place, that men leave
 2     4, 16-25|   variableness, neither shadow of change. ~ ~
 3     4, 16-26|          whereas I was subject to change (so much being manifest
 4     4, 16-26|           imagine Thee subject to change, and myself not to be that
 5     5, 8-14 |          the living; that I might change my earthly dwelling for
 6     7, 1-1  | unchangeable to things subject to change. My heart passionately cried
 7     7, 5-7  |           He no might to turn and change the whole, so that no evil
 8     9, 12-31|      burst out into tears, nor to change of countenance; still I
 9    10, 6-10 |        can judge; nor yet do they change their voice (i.e., their
10    10, 36-58|          since Thou hast begun to change us?  And Thou knowest how
11    11, 4-6  |       they were created; for they change and vary. Whereas whatsoever
12    11, 4-6  |           not; and this it is, to change and vary. They proclaim
13    11, 7-9  |  eternally. Else have we time and change; and not a true eternity
14    12, 11-12|         is neither altered by any change, nor distracted into any
15    12, 12-15|           without any interval of change, though changeable, yet
16    12, 15-21|           it is not varied by any change), yet is there in it a liability
17    12, 15-21|        there in it a liability to change, whence it would wax dark,
18    12, 19-28|        Form, as though subject to change, never to be changed. It
19    12, 28-38|     madest all things, not by any change of will, nor by a will,
20    13, 3-4  |          being turned by a better change unto That which cannot be