Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIV   |    remark that this involves a deep and mysterious subject--
 2        4, XXXVIII|   statement: "And God caused a deep sleep to fall upon Adam,
 3        4, XXXVIII|    after he had been buried in deep slumber), and was formed
 4        4, XXXVIII|        Full of the counsels of deep thundering Jove,~Wrought
 5        6, XVII   | searcheth all things, even the deep things of God," he added: "
 6        6, XLIX   |   without form;" and what the "deep" was, and the "darkness"
 7        7, XLIX   |       have not gone into these deep questions, we find that
 8        7, LX     |      many things which are too deep to be apprehended at first;
 9        8, IV     |     Him;" adding, as if with a deep sense of the marvellous
10        8, VI     |       not with words, but with deep effect in the inmost heart, "
11        8, XLIV   |      that at times they feel a deep interest in Christians when