Book, Chapter

 1        2, IX   |           And Jesus Himself, in raising the minds of His disciples
 2        5, XXII |         body as it pleases Him, raising it in incorruption after
 3        5, XXII |        it is sown in dishonour, raising it in glory; and after it
 4        5, XXII |         it is sown in weakness, raising it in power; and after it
 5        5, XXII |         is sown a natural body, raising it a spiritual),--we preserve
 6        5, XXIII|       any time do; as, e.g., in raising man above the level of human
 7        7, XLI  |   learned a theology capable of raising the soul far above all earthly
 8        7, XLIV | shutting the eyes of sense, and raising upwards the eyes of the
 9        8, XVII |        say that "we shrink from raising altars, statues, and temples;
10        8, XX   |     worship the Divine Being by raising lifeless temples, we set