Chapter

 1   1|        of that ineffable beauty whose full vision is our highest
 2   5|   nature,~~"Whence earthquakes, whose force swells the sea to
 3   6|  cleared of the charge of~lying whose mouth unknowingly speaks
 4   8|      angels have in common, for whose wickedness God hath ~condemned
 5   9|       nor of the filthy demons, whose places are to be filled
 6   9|        barren in the earth, but whose sons will abide time~without
 7   9|        could regain~it from Him whose voice saith, "If the Son
 8  12|       called son is born of him whose son he is called ~- this
 9  15|      can he be~less than Christ whose members are his temple?
10  16|        eternal contemplation of whose truth~they are blessed -
11  17|      apostle, speaking to those whose sins are blotted out and
12  18| preferred to him and if the man whose anguish "burns" would still
13  18|      has not loved those things whose loss brings anguish. But
14  21|  pleasure involved. Thus, those whose self - control is weak could
15  25|        said could disturb those~whose understanding could not
16  27|        not that there is no man whose salvation he doth not will,
17  27|       mean~that there is no one whose salvation he doth not will -
18  27|        of exalted station,"~224 whose worldly pomp and pride could