Book, Chapter

1     9, 4-12 | power of Thy Nod was deeply conveyed to me, and rejoicing in
2    10, 34-53|     through men's souls are conveyed into their cunning hands,
3    11, 28-38|     what was future, may be conveyed over, so as to become past.
4    12, 4-4  |    might be in some measure conveyed to those of duller mind,
5    12, 12-15|  words, is the formlessness conveyed unto us (that such capacities
6    12, 17-25|   was for this reason first conveyed under the name of heaven
7    12, 31-42|     those matters, might he conveyed in my words, rather than
8    13, 6-7  |  knowledge of Him should be conveyed, as being "borne above";
9    13, 6-7  |  knowledge of Him should be conveyed otherwise, than as being