Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,      0|        the sympathetic power to enter into the character that
 2   2,     11  |       Bridge, at which all must enter, wherefore He says: 'I am
 3   2,     26  |      through which they pass to enter the Sea Pacific. It is the
 4   3,     20  |      the Door by which you must enter into Me, the Sea Pacific. ~
 5   3,     25  |     deemed yourself unworthy to enter into My holy temple. When
 6   3,     30  |     hands of love, she seems to enter into His possession before
 7   4,      1  |       opened it, and no one can enter except by means of that
 8   4,      2  |         this key, he never will enter there, in spite of its having
 9   4,      5  |       indeed, most of those who enter are imperfect. There are
10   4,      5  |   imperfect. There are some who enter already in perfection, others
11   4,      6  |         should walk if he would enter the ship of a religious
12   4,      6  |    should he walk who wishes to enter this state of perfect and
13   4,      6  |     should he who is old enough enter the ship of a religious
14   4,      6  |       order, but however he may enter it (for I have told you
15   4,      6  |       wishes to be the first to enter choir and the last to leave
16   4,      6  | childlike condition), shall not enter the kingdom of heaven. For
17   4,      8  |        he is always the last to enter the choir, and the first
18   4,      9  |      work in the vineyard; some enter later in life, and others
19   4,     11  |         into which the deeper I enter the more I find, and the