Book, Chapter

 1   1,   4|          hold upon that which is spiritual and eternal. ~
 2   1,   7|        above all intelligent and spiritual natures that are subject
 3   1,  19|             chap. 19. Bodily and spiritual death and resurrection~
 4   2,  18|         help us to lay hold upon spiritual things. For we ought not
 5   3,   6|        attention to the signs of spiritual realities in place of the
 6   3,   6|       they had been very near to spiritual things (for even in the
 7   3,   6|          clearly apprehend their spiritual meaning, they had learnt
 8   3,   6|          had not been so near to spiritual things. ~
 9   3,   8|      exercise their minds in the spiritual understanding of such. ~
10   3,   9|         refer. Now such a man is spiritual and free even at the time
11   3,   9|       overcome. To this class of spiritual persons belonged the patriarchs
12   3,   9|        in carnal bondage, but in spiritual freedom. Now, as to follow
13   3,  17|   attained, to a higher grade of spiritual life, thinks that the commands
14   3,  21|          had attained it through spiritual love, he lost it through
15   3,  26|         other hand, in regard to spiritual armour of this kind to assign
16   3,  34|   intelligent life. And thus the spiritual Israel is made up, not of
17   3,  34|                             This spiritual Israel, therefore, is distinguished
18   3,  34|      transition, to speak of the spiritual, and although now speaking
19   3,  34| spiritually, as referring to the spiritual Israel. For the Church,
20   3,  35|       Jeremiah may be taken in a spiritual sense for the whole time
21   4,   7|         the investigation of the spiritual sense; (and hence some passages
22   4,  21|     written, 'They drank of that spiritual rock that followed them,
23   4,  21|        the glory and ornament of spiritual grace, the joy of honour