Book, Chapter

 1        1, IX      |        or deeds, or even of the thoughts of their hearts ?~
 2        2, IX      |         His disciples to higher thoughts of the Son of God, says: "
 3        3, XV      |       besides this, raise their thoughts from the worship of created
 4        3, LIX     |       children to rise in their thoughts to manhood, and those who
 5        3, LXXVI   |      writings of John, that his thoughts do not breathe a spirit
 6        4, I       |      like his. And we need also thoughts which will pull down all
 7        4, XXVI    |     things, and to overlook the thoughts of all, and to hear the
 8        4, XXXII   |      Giants, drag down men from thoughts of God; and having Himself
 9        4, LI      |   polished style, but exquisite thoughts and doctrines, and a rational
10        4, LIII    |         and deeds, but our very thoughts, will be the subject of
11        4, LXXXVIII|    greater length that even the thoughts of God entertained by the
12        5, V       |     from God and supercelestial thoughts to things here below.~
13        5, XV      |       their actions, words, and thoughts have built up wood, or hay,
14        5, XVI     |    wondered at, indeed, if such thoughts have been entertained by
15        5, XLVI    |        be pure from all foolish thoughts and words. And for these
16        5, LX      |     glory of the Lord" in those thoughts which are concealed in their
17        6, IV      |         adopt mean and trifling thoughts, and offer a cock to AEsculapius!
18        6, VII     |     them, and filled with great thoughts, to which they gave utterance,
19        6, VII     |       answer sheds light on the thoughts of those who philosophize
20        6, XV      |      are truly great, and those thoughts that are wonderful--"humbles
21        6, XVIII   |         to enter into the great thoughts and venerable nature of
22        6, XIX     |        have learned that nobler thoughts than these have been uttered
23        6, XIX     | profundity and multitude of the thoughts concerning God entertained
24        7, VIII    |         deceit, and remove from thoughts that are without understanding."~
25        7, XIX     |    himself, uttered the noblest thoughts and purposes, he should
26        7, XXII    |        which is in his soul all thoughts which work iniquity, and
27        7, XXII    |        those troublesome sinful thoughts which arise in the soul
28        7, XXXIII  |         no longer proceed "evil thoughts, murders, adulteries, fornications,
29        7, XLV     |   endeavour is to keep even our thoughts free from all defilement
30        7, XLVIII  |         evil desires from their thoughts, so that they may present
31        7, LI      |         altogether, even to our thoughts. Our earnest desire then
32        8, IV      |          by the purity of their thoughts, words, and deeds, to come
33        8, XIII    |       have brought forward such thoughts as have occurred to us on
34        8, XXII    |   Christian, who is ever in his thoughts, words, and deeds serving
35        8, XXII    |        ever striving in all his thoughts, words, and deeds, to pass
36        8, XXIX    |       out of the mouth are evil thoughts when spoken, murders, adulteries,