Book, Chapter

 1     3, 2-3  |    own will precipitated and corrupted from its heavenly clearness?
 2     4, 16-25|  that emotion of the soul be corrupted, whence vehement action
 3     4, 16-25|    reasonable soul itself be corrupted; as it was then in me, who
 4     5, 11-21|   the New Testament had been corrupted by I know not whom, who
 5     7, 1-1  |       that that which may be corrupted must be inferior to that
 6     7, 2-3  |  Thee, and be by them so far corrupted and changed to the worse,
 7     7, 2-3  |   being enthralled, defiled, corrupted, Thy Word, free, pure, and
 8     7, 4-6  |      is that good; but to be corrupted is not good. Nor art Thou
 9     7, 12-18| things be good which yet are corrupted; which neither were they
10     7, 12-18|      they were good could he corrupted: for if sovereignly good,
11     7, 12-18|   were nothing in them to be corrupted. For corruption injures,
12     7, 12-18|   most certain, all which is corrupted is deprived of good. But
13     7, 12-18|     and can now no longer he corrupted, they shall be better than
14     7, 12-18|      were good, could not be corrupted. I perceived therefore,
15     7, 17-23|   for that the body which is corrupted presseth down the soul,
16    13, 13-14|     so their minds should be corrupted from the purity that is