Part, Chapter

 1   0, 12|    seemed to her that no mortal seeing the beauty and splendour
 2   2, 14|       that they prevent it from seeing the light. It is as if one
 3   3, 13|        test her love for Him by seeing how she bears His absence
 4   2, 7 |      Note that, when I speak of seeing God, I am referring to the
 5   2, 11|       the great grief caused by seeing how often God is offended,
 6   2, 15| suffered, and suffers still, at seeing the Lord offended, is so
 7   2, 15|        with the satisfaction of seeing our redemption achieved
 8   1, 9 |         that it is incapable of seeing the truth, but believes
 9   4, 6 |     great mysteries merely from seeing a ladder on which angels
10   5, 2 |         Him Who is so powerful, seeing that it is but to make a
11   6, 2 |         it (for she cannot help seeing, and she reads and hears
12   8, 9 |       to do this; for although, seeing you are leading a good life,
13   9, 9 |     more so than they are after seeing a sacred image. No attention,
14   9, 15|      get much more comfort from seeing a person who is a great
15   9, 18|    persuades himself that he is seeing or hearing what he desires,