Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|           if they were anxious to see the new or the old moon,
 2 pref,   0|           had not sight enough to see even my finger, they would
 3 pref,   0|        imagined, are just able to see my finger, but cannot see
 4 pref,   0|         see my finger, but cannot see the stars at which it is
 5 pref,   0|          men's eyes that they may see either the fact that I am
 6 pref,   0|       lawful for man to utter, or see the Lord Jesus Christ and
 7   1,   9 |          And the man who does not see it is like a blind man in
 8   1,  10 |                      Chap. 10. To see God, the soul must be purified~
 9   1,  15 |           for, Him whom as yet we see not; and that He has also
10   1,  30 |          And, again, who does not see that no exception is made
11   1,  38 |        faith that which as yet we see not, how much more shall
12   1,  38 |          love it when we begin to see! And if we love by hope
13   2,   1 | consequence of itself: as when we see a footprint, we conclude
14   2,   1 |        has passed by; and when we see smoke, we know that there
15   2,   7 |          the eye itself which can see God, so far as God can be
16   2,   7 |        die to this world. For men see Him just so far as they
17   2,   7 |           as they live to it they see Him not. But yet, although
18   2,   7 |        darkly that we are said to see, because we walk by faith,
19   2,  13 |           since we do not clearly see what the actual thought
20   2,  21 |          one who cares can easily see that the stars spoken of
21   2,  24 |        same sort of omens as they see his own conjectures and
22   2,  24 |   observations, take pains not to see the flight or hear the cries
23   2,  37 |          the other hand, does not see the unsoundness, but much
24   2,  40 |          brethren done? Do we not see with what a quantity of
25   3,   2 |      Scripture ambiguous, we must see in the first place that
26   3,   2 |          and what comes after, to see which interpretation, out
27   3,   3 |          and hesitation, I do not see how a difference can be
28   3,  11 |           addressed to Jeremiah, "See, I have this day set thee
29   3,  23 |        although he may be able to see and to trace out in them
30   3,  34 |         regeneration which, as we see, is now imparted to all
31   4,   5 |       retentive of the words, but see with the eyes of the heart
32   4,   7 |                 For who would not see what the apostle meant to
33   4,   7 |         one upon the other, as we see here that patience arises
34   4,   7 |                                 I see, then, that I must say something
35   4,   7 |          Pass ye unto Calneh, and see; and from thence go ye to
36   4,   7 |       unto Calneh," he says, "and see, and from thence go ye to
37   4,  14 |        view, that posterity might see how the wholesome discipline
38   4,  20 |           possessing all things." See him still burning: "O ye
39   4,  21 |       passion. In the same way we see the sacrament of the Lord'
40   4,  27 |       Christ is the truth; yet we see that the truth can be preached,
41   4,  29 |      their lips, that do; what ye see in their lives, that do