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 1 9 |       there can be no indefinite seeking for that which has been
 2 10|          WE ARE NOT TO BE ALWAYS SEEKING.~Now the reason of this
 3 10|      taught, (and you must go on seeking) of course for such time
 4 10|       Your object, therefore, in seeking was to find; and your object
 5 10|   believe, All further delay for seeking and finding you have prevented
 6 10|           The very fruit of your seeking has determined for you this
 7 10|      that account bound to go on seeking, so long as we are able
 8 10|      must (at that rate) be ever seeking, and never believe anything
 9 10|        where shall be the end of seeking? where the stop's in believing?
10 11|         there is a limit both to seeking, and to knocking, and to
11 11|         with the man who is ever seeking because he never finds;
12 12|                    XII. A PROPER SEEKING AFTER DIVINE KNOWLEDGE,
13 12|        all is darkness. Let our "seeking," therefore be in that which
14 14|      confess that they are still seeking? For if they are still seeking,
15 14|   seeking? For if they are still seeking, they have not as yet found
16 14| scepticism, whilst they continue seeking. You therefore, who seek
17 14|          who are themselves ever seeking, a doubter to doubters,
18 14|      pretend that they are still seeking, in order that they may