Book, Chapter

1    III, 16|     the understanding of His mysteries, acknowledge that this name
2     IV, 1 |      the same rule exist the mysteries of His religion.~
3     IV, 28|      superficial offices the mysteries of unbelief, because (while
4      V, 11| Christ of another god, whose mysteries the Creator could not possibly
5      V, 11| possibly have veiled unknown mysteries, as they were of an unknown
6      V, 14|     his contemplation of the mysteries which he had been setting
7      V, 15|    the heart, and to explain mysteries. And when he shall have
8      V, 18|     of the Creator are great mysteries in the estimation of the
9      V, 20|      inculpating the regular mysteries of the faith, and affirms