Book, Chapter

 1   1,   9|     that the splendour of its light, so clear and so near, is
 2   1,  10|   have power to perceive that light, and to rest in it when
 3   1,  23|    away from the unchangeable Light, the Ruler of all things,
 4   1,  24|       an uncorrupted and very light body, that they want. But
 5   1,  31|       as to the fact that the light stands in no need of the
 6   1,  40|      far as God shall give me light, the subject of signs. ~
 7   2,   7|  cannot endure that matchless light, then in the fifth step
 8   2,   7|        But yet, although that light may begin to appear clearer,
 9   2,   9|  plainer expressions to throw light upon the more obscure, and
10   2,  12|     of texts has often thrown light upon some of the more obscure
11   2,  16|       its assailants how much light it throws upon the meaning
12   2,  16|  nature of the serpent throws light upon many metaphors which
13   2,  16|    shines in the dark, throws light upon many of the dark places
14   2,  38|      ingenious men brought to light. ~
15   2,  41|     is easy, and my burden is light." To whom is it light but
16   2,  41|      is light." To whom is it light but to the meek and lowly
17   2,  42|   Christ, and loaded with His light burden, rooted and grounded
18   3,   1|      greater clearness of the light he enjoys, he shall laugh
19   3,   5|       it may drink in eternal light. ~
20   3,  14|   were able to awake into the light of wisdom have thought that
21   3,  19|    flattery, and so become so light that a breath of rumour,
22   3,  28|      far safer to walk by the light of Holy Scripture; so that
23   3,  29| called lucus from its want of light; or it is customary to use
24   3,  29|     obscure passages have had light thrown upon them. ~
25   3,  30|    these rules as pathways of light, be preserved from going
26   3,  32|   known; I will make darkness light before them, and crooked
27   3,  37|       far as God has given me light, the means of communicating
28   4,   7|      pleasure when brought to light. In this place, however,
29   4,  10|       pleasure when he throws light upon points on which people
30   4,  12|      when they are brought to light and exposed. It is not,
31   4,  20|       us put on the armour of light. Let us walk honestly, as
32   4,  21|    dark recess within, as the light of a lamp set inside sheds
33   4,  26|      and throws an unexpected light upon them; when it worms
34   4,  26|       worms out and brings to light some very acute observations