Book, Chapter

 1      I, 24|      is our condition in the sight of Him who is the Author,
 2      I, 27|    is to be cast away out of sight. Is not even this a question
 3     II, 2 |  that which is the object of sight. There is, O man, but one
 4     II, 2 |     and good. Now, you whose sight is defective in respect
 5     II, 19|     at any moment out of the sight of God. For what could better
 6     II, 19|  them all." "Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death
 7     II, 25|  high was unable to miss the sight of aught which lay beneath
 8    III, 9 |    objective to three senses sight, touch, and hearing. It
 9    III, 17|   was an object of touch and sight, it shall be my Christ,
10     IV, 10|   and that in public, in the sight of the people. For, says
11     IV, 14|      their souls, and in His sight shall their name be honoured."
12     IV, 22|      have found grace in Thy sight, manifest Thyself to me,
13     IV, 22|    see Thee distinctly," the sight which he desired to have
14     IV, 25|    they had not obtained the sight; if it were not because
15     IV, 33|    men is abomination in the sight of God," He recalls Isaiah: "
16     IV, 34|     itself which dazzles his sight expressly distinguishes
17     IV, 36| already gifted with a better sight, and although it was in
18     IV, 36|      when He restored him to sight, and added His approval
19     IV, 39|     Psalm, "Precious (in the sight of the Lord) is the death