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 1    1, Prol|        about me,~When the BELOVED shows not the light of His countenance?~
 2    1, 2   |         to God,~The former's face shows his undisciplined self-will.~
 3    1, 5   |       looking on colors;~Opposite shows up opposite, as a Frank
 4    1, 5   |      Negro.~The opposite of light shows what is light,~Hence colors
 5    1  (6) | manifestation and occultation; He shows Himself, and again withdraws
 6    1, 8   |             This wailing of thine~Shows thou art still in a state
 7    1, 9   |            Kindred, for instance, shows that there is love.~But
 8    1, 12  |         One,~Because one contrary shows forth its contrary, 2~As
 9    1, 16  |           tis God's secret;~If He shows displeasure at His own acts,~
10    2, 1   |      resurrection "that day;"~Day shows off the beauty of red and
11    2, 11  |           for food,~The cheat who shows wheat and sells barley would
12    2, 15  |          its whiteness that black shows foul.~But when the kettle
13    3, 6   |          his time in this way. It shows that I am not the real object
14    3, 12  |           its source, ~It wrongly shows great as small, and halts
15    3, 16  |          not when thou castest" 2 shows such relation, ~Here negation
16    4, 3   |         at first the blackness it shows at last. ~If it had showed
17    4, 8   |      Reason,~Its form, the world, shows its teeth at him.~Be loyal
18    5  (6) |          shines in the heart, and shows the nature of all things
19    5, 10  |         of lust.~Where is one who shows himself a man in anger and
20    6, Prol|         the water,~The water then shows forth its own purity.~Behold
21    6, 5   |      goodness to them.~To do this shows an entire absence of growth
22    6, 9   |         Formless One of His mercy~Shows His face to His forms from