Book, Chapter

 1        1, LIII  |         and to them that are in darkness, Show yourselves." And we
 2        2, XXXIII|         top to bottom, and that darkness prevailed in the day-time,
 3        2, LV    |       in the earthquake and the darkness? That while alive he was
 4        2, LV    |        that he entered into the darkness, where God was, and that
 5        2, LIX   |     both the earthquake and the darkness were an invention; but regarding
 6        2, LXVII |      those who were the sons of darkness and of night, and had devoted
 7        2, LXXI  |          and in Him there is no darkness at all;" and in another, "
 8        3, LXX   |       its being light can cause darkness; so neither is God able
 9        5, VI    |        appear to such as are in darkness somewhere, blinded by some
10        5, IX    |        them who are involved in darkness and blinded by sorcery,
11        5, XI    |          and in Him there is no darkness at all." Those, indeed,
12        5, LXIII |         wallow about in a great darkness, more unholy and accursed
13        5, LXIII |       wallow about in the great darkness of their ignorance. With
14        6, IV    |  foolish heart" was involved in darkness and ignorance as to the (
15        6, V     |          The people that sat in darkness saw a great light." Observe
16        6, XVII  | eighteenth Psalm, that "He made darkness His secret place," to signify
17        6, XVII  |         God conceals Himself in darkness, as it were, from those
18        6, XVII  |        to have entered into the darkness where God was. And again,
19        6, XVII  |      the Father what is called "darkness," which He "made His secret
20        6, XXVII |     wishing to do the 'works of darkness,' used to extinguish the
21        6, XLIX  |        the "deep" was, and the "darkness" that was upon it; and what
22        6, LXVI  |  Because now, indeed, you throw darkness before my eyes, and I see
23        6, LXVI  |       he assigns the reason why darkness has been poured upon the
24        6, LXVI  |         would lead forth out of darkness into the brightness of light,
25        6, LXVI  |         all those indeed sit in darkness, and are rooted in it, who
26        6, LXVII |     that his words are words of darkness, "You pour darkness before
27        6, LXVII |    words of darkness, "You pour darkness before my eyes." Celsus
28        6, LXVII |     like him, do desire to pour darkness before our eyes: we, however,
29        6, LXVII |       of the Word, disperse the darkness of their impious opinions.
30        6, LXVII |         not, therefore, "out of darkness" into "the brightness of
31        6, LXVII |    transport us from light into darkness, making the darkness light
32        6, LXVII |       into darkness, making the darkness light and the light darkness,
33        6, LXVII |    darkness light and the light darkness, and exposing himself to
34        6, LXVII |          Woe unto them that put darkness for light, and light for
35        6, LXVII |        for light, and light for darkness." But we, the eyes of whose
36        6, LXVII |    difference between light and darkness, prefer by all means to
37        6, LXVII |         have nothing to do with darkness at all. The true light,
38        7, I     |      our hearts and scatter the darkness of error, in accordance
39        7, IV    |        clouds her judgment with darkness, unless it be of the same
40        7, LI    |     says, "The light shineth in darkness," then we shall be light
41        7, LI    |       light to those who are in darkness we shall give wisdom to
42        8, I     |        of Jesus Christ, live in darkness about God and in ignorance
43        8, XXXIV |       against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual
44        8, LIV   |    forth, and they that were in darkness would show themselves."
45        8, LIV   |       light to them that sat in darkness and in the shadow of death,"