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 1    1, 9   |       amity,~Because the animal nature sways their temperament.~
 2    2, 8   |        if it lose his wolf-like nature it becomes a friend;~Even
 3    3, 7   |        the prayer more than the nature of the thing prayed for.
 4    3, 11  |    reward,~But because his very nature is congruous therewith.~
 5    3, 11  |        his arises from his very nature,~Not from any discipline
 6    3, 16  |   illustrations of the illusive nature of the world, of the difference
 7    3, 16  |       child knows naught of the nature of sexual intercourse,~Except
 8    3, 16  |       not its essence or actual nature.~Hence if he says, "I know
 9    3, 16  |         report,~Though the real nature of Noah is not revealed
10    3, 16  |      that you know not his real nature.~But this impotence to perceive
11    3, 18  |  purified and raised above your nature.~I am Abraham, and you his
12    4, 2   |  fruition." 25 In other words, "Nature conceals God, but the supernatural
13    4  (26)|       God, not by reason of the nature which conceals him, but
14    4, 6   |   demons. And as things of like nature attract one another, so
15    4, 6   |         the rain the transitory nature of the cloud? ~Are you not
16    4, 9   |        passed from one order of nature to another,~Till he became
17    5, 6   |        its darkness know of the nature of light?~The gnat scuds
18    5  (6) |        the heart, and shows the nature of all things as they really
19    5, 10  |        illustrate the worthless nature of mere imitated religion
20    5, 10  |    Though I bear a bad name, my nature is not malevolent;~What
21    5, 12  |         condemned by the law of nature, when it had not been prohibited
22    5, 12  |         trusted to the light of nature.~His brain is dried up;
23    6, Prol|       one acts according to his nature.~To each one his office
24    6, Prol|        he acts agreeably to his nature."~Art thou thirsting for
25    6, Prol| knowledge is lacking in a man s nature,~His soul is like a stone
26    6, 7   |         to infer and deduce its nature and quality from the lofty
27    6, 9   |       ye know not the truth and nature of the 'Truth,' 7~But at