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 1    1, Prol|      Which sets forth the very essence of my case.~:~
 2    1, 1   |     room in conception for His essence,~So that similitudes of
 3    1, 9   |         When you look to their essence they are far apart;~Yet
 4    1, 9   |        your eyes to their real essence,~These two are far, far
 5    1, 12  |  Not-being is a clear filtered essence,~Wherein all these beings
 6    1, 14  |       see your own pure bright essence!~Yea, see in your heart
 7    2, 17  |     qualities may lead thee to essence!~The differences of sects
 8    2, 17  |        When they pierce to His essence they find His peace!"~This
 9    2, 17  |  rather than to the spirit and essence of religion, leads men into
10    3, 16  |      it as it really is in its essence.~The difference between
11    3, 16  |   others, and knowing the very essence thereof.~God's mercy is
12    3, 16  |     But who save God knows His essence? 1~No one knows the very
13    3, 16  |          No one knows the very essence of God's attributes~But
14    3, 16  |        Though he knows not its essence or actual nature.~Hence
15    3, 16  |     impotence to perceive real essence,~Though common to ordinary
16    3, 16  |        not universal; ~Because essence and its deepest secrets ~
17    3  (1) |        mercies, and not on His essence." ~
18    3, 17  | individuality is lost, but its essence remains, ~And hereby it
19    5, 1   |    only to manifest the secret essence;~The essential quality abides,
20    5, 13  |         Thou art hidden in Thy essence, but seen by Thy bounties.~
21    6, Prol|       turns to dust, but their essence not;~If one says it does,