Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|        finger: if they had not sight enough to see even my finger,
 2 pref,   0|       God would grant them the sight of their eyes. For though
 3   1,   8 |        And if men never caught sight of this wisdom, they could
 4   1,  12 |      eye of those whose inward sight is weak and dim. "For after
 5   1,  24 |      and that they had as much sight left in one as they formerly
 6   1,  37 |       we walk by faith, not by sight." Now faith will totter
 7   1,  38 |                            But sight shall displace faith; and
 8   2,   3 |    some relate to the sense of sight, some to that of hearing,
 9   2,   7 |   owing to the weakness of his sight he cannot endure that matchless
10   2,   7 |       we walk by faith, not by sight, while we continue to wander
11   2,  12 |      understanding consists in sight, and is abiding, but faith
12   2,  12 |       we walk by faith, not by sight); as, moreover, unless we
13   2,  12 |         we shall not attain to sight, which does not pass away,
14   2,  39 |   careless, or are kept out of sight by the envious. And I am
15   3,  36 |        that is pleasant to the sight, and good for food." Now
16   3,  36 |        that is pleasant to the sight, and good for food. Here
17   4,  28 | providing things honest in the sight of God and men, fearing