Book, Chapter

1     2, 3-5  |       cry unto Thee. For what is nearer to Thine ears than a confessing
2     5, 13-23|       him; and yet was I drawing nearer by little and little, and
3     6, 16-26|         more miserable, and Thou nearer. Thy right hand was continually
4     8, 11-25|     become other than I was, the nearer it approached me, the greater
5    10, 16-25|         far from me. But what is nearer to me than myself? And to,
6    10, 33-50| inflection of voice, that it was nearer speaking than singing. Yet
7    12, 4-4  |        of the world can be found nearer to an absolute formlessness,
8    12, 19-28|    having form, there is not any nearer to having no form, than
9    13, 18-22|        and that our salvation is nearer than when we believed: and