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 1    1, 5   |        soul was drowned in the sea of light?"~Human wisdom,
 2    1, 7   |     Cast not yourself into the sea out of self-conceit.~A swimmer
 3    1, 7   |    brings pearls from the deep sea;~Yea, he plucks gain from
 4    1, 8   |     impulse,~The waves of that sea rise to this point; 2~:~
 5    1, 9   |    mercy is as the foam of the sea of my mercy;~It is mere
 6    1, 9   |    mere foam of waves, but the sea abides ever!~What more shall
 7    1, 9   |    foam; God is also that pure sea,~For His words are neither
 8    2, Prol|      not,~But when out of that sea he came to shore,~The lute
 9    2, 7   |   fearless in the midst of the sea of fear.~Beware, if thou
10    2, 8   |        the host out of the Red Sea before all men,~That ye
11    2, 14  |     cloak and cast it into the sea. Then with a loud voice
12    2, 14  |    again from the midst of the sea and come back again into
13    2, 14  |     rose to the surface of the sea, each bearing in its mouth
14    2, 18  |      And settest foot alike on sea and land;~For impress on
15    2, 18  |        We have carried them by sea,"~Before the words, "We
16    2, 18  |    animals know nothing of the sea;~Thou in body art an animal,
17    2  (1) |   honored the sons of Adam, by sea and by land have we carried
18    2, 18  |       all of us waterfowl,~The sea knows full well our language.~
19    2, 18  | Solomon 3 is, as it were, that sea, and we as the birds;~In
20    3, 5   |       grasped in the palm.~The sea itself is one thing, the
21    3, 5   |       the foam, and regard the sea with your eyes.~Waves of
22    3, 5   |    Waves of foam rise from the sea night and day,~You look
23    3, 5   |     ripples and not the mighty sea.~We, like boats, are tossed
24    3, 7   |      malevolence.~Nay, even if sea and mountains should cry
25    3, 12  |       near to the shore of the sea ~The day was drawing to
26    4, 1   |        To the creatures of the sea the sea is a garden,~To
27    4, 1   |       creatures of the sea the sea is a garden,~To the creatures
28    4, 2   |       toil in mines and on the sea,~It urges them towards good
29    4, 3   |       clearly.~Although like a sea their waves cast up foam,~
30    5, 6   |       foot on land,~Yet on the sea he is as one with ruptured
31    5, 6   |      But he who is "carried by sea" is the truly learned one.~
32    5  (3) |     but the mystic is led over sea as well. ~
33    5, 10  |    Have gone to pieces in this sea of illusion.~Then follows
34    5, 13  |        the tent-door.~When the sea of love to God boiled up,~
35    6, Prol|      these, and appears as the sea of Unity.~Then speaker and
36    6, 9   |      conveyance of voyagers by sea.~Silence is this horse of
37    6, 9   |    guide and support of men at sea.~This Silence which causes
38    6, 9   |      his boat~Plunges into the sea as a fish of the sea (of
39    6, 9   |       the sea as a fish of the sea (of Truth).~He is then neither
40    6, 9   |     was taken by his mother to sea, and the ship being wrecked,
41    6, 9   |    That King, bountiful as the sea, had pardoned him;~Nevertheless