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 1  2|       narrative all that we were ignorant of about one another by
 2  5|    person who is new, and as one ignorant of either side, there is
 3 17|         of divinity, you must be ignorant of that of humanity. Nor
 4 17|   neither right nor reason to be ignorant of the celestial glory which
 5 20|          THE WILL OF ONE GOD, AN IGNORANT ANTIPATHY OUGHT NOT TO CARRY
 6 22|        AT FIRST WERE INVENTED BY IGNORANT MEN, WERE AFTERWARDS CELEBRATED
 7 22|        errors we both learn from ignorant parents, and, what is more
 8 23|       the belief and mind of the ignorant is deceived by the perfection
 9 27|        inasmuch as they are both ignorant of the simple truth, and
10 27| introduced into the minds of the ignorant, they secretly sow there
11 28|          fill up the ears of the ignorant against us, to the horror
12 32|           it is said that God is ignorant of man's doings; and being
13 34|          wise men doubts, who is ignorant, that all things which have
14 34|        of the body. And I am not ignorant that many, in the consciousness
15 35|         is not less wicked to be ignorant of, than to offend the Parent