Chapter

 1 1 |                              Agita, thou feelest some doubt, perplexity or misgiving
 2 1 |                               And if some should feel doubt, uncertainty, or misgiving
 3 2 |                        Sâriputra, who apprehended the doubt and uncertainty of the four
 4 2 |                            own mind, himself being in doubt about the law, then said
 5 2 |                               Lord, are overcome with doubt and perplexity. Therefore
 6 2 |                               my position I feel some doubt whether the course (of duty)
 7 2 |                           kept in memory suffices, no doubt of it, to lead all of them
 8 2 |                               leaders.~69. Remove all doubt and uncertainty; and should
 9 2 |                             Buddhas.~138. Give up all doubt and uncertainty in this
10 2 |                             of the world; forsake all doubt and uncertainty: you shall
11 3 |                            hear this voice; I feel no doubt any more; now am I fully
12 3 |                               Sugatas; it dispels the doubt and pain of living beings;
13 3 |                             of kotis, then I lost all doubt about the law I heard.~17.
14 3 |                            thus spoke to the Lord: My doubt is gone, O Lord, my uncertainty
15 3 |                            may be relieved from their doubt and perplexity.~On this
16 4 |                              son, surely; there is no doubt of it.~28. Little by little
17 8 |                               of the law, exempt from doubt, and quite pure. Under the
18 9 |                           with nectar.~18. We have no doubt, no uncertainty that we
19 11|                             doing so be relieved from doubt, become pure-minded, and
20 14|                                feeling within himself doubt and perplexity, and inferring
21 14|                        Tathâgatas.~35. Never have any doubt, ye sages, for I shall strengthen
22 14|                          vehicle are apt to fall into doubt on this head; after the
23 14|                             ladies, may not fall into doubt.~On that occasion the Bodhisattva
24 14|                             great wonder? Expel (all) doubt, tell the cause, and show
25 14|                             shall never more feel any doubt.~54. May Bodhisattvas never
26 14|                               come to grief by having doubt on this head. Grant us,
27 15|                               due course.~19. Feel no doubt concerning it, O sages,
28 16|                        endless.~31. He who renouncing doubt, vacillation, and misgiving
29 19|                 Mahâsthâmaprâpta, thou wilt have some doubt, uncertainty, or misgiving,
30 19|                 Mahâsthâmaprâpta, thou wilt have some doubt, uncertainty, or misgiving
31 22| Nakshatrararâgasankusumitâbhigña, thou wilt have some doubt, uncertainty or misgiving, (
32 23|                           good family, thou hast some doubt, uncertainty or misgiving, (
33 25|                            family, you will have some doubt, uncertainty or misgiving (
34 25|                            family, you will have some doubt, uncertainty or misgiving (
35 25|                            family, you will have some doubt, uncertainty or misgiving (