Book, Chapter

1    I, 2 |         course, to be brought to light, lest they should seem to
2    I, 6 | Christian ought to be brought to light. No law forbids inquiry
3    I, 7 |          discovered, by a sudden light invading our darkness, any
4    I, 7 |         not at all come forth to light, nor find their way to the
5    I, 9 |         God could have to fear a light thing, or at least anything
6    I, 15|        destined to live? Is it a light thing in your view to feed
7    I, 16|         avoid polluting the real light and darkness, and have even
8   II, 5 |          imparts from itself the light of day, ripens the fruit
9   II, 11|        childbearing requires the light of the candle; and other