Book, Chapter

 1        1, LXVI   |         by the eyes of men some higher element of divinity,--that
 2        2, IX     |       minds of His disciples to higher thoughts of the Son of God,
 3        2, LXIV   |     explained were endowed with higher organs of hearing than they
 4        3, XLI    |       others of a different and higher kind. And if these opinions
 5        3, XLVI   |       he regarded "the word" as higher than miraculous powers,
 6        4, XVII   |        agreeably to another and higher view of things. And he would
 7        4, XXX    |        cannot be seen without a higher inspiration and a diviner
 8        4, LV     |     future, and the past," in a higher degree than those priests
 9        4, LXIV   |         the same assertion in a higher degree of the nature of
10        4, LXXVI  |        subject to want in a far higher degree than the irrational
11        4, LXXIX  |    under some protection of the higher powers, so that there might
12        4, LXXXIII|        winter, as being nothing higher than the irrational providence
13        5, XVIII  |   bodies, without a change to a higher condition, "shall those
14        5, XXVI   |        the superintendence of a higher power, divided the earth
15        6, XV     |   stupidity of those who aim at higher things, and owing to their
16        6, XLII   |        these accounts contain a higher view of things, while our
17        6, LXII   | divinity. If we, however, put a higher meaning upon the words, "
18        7, LI     |   degree of spiritual influence higher than that in the passage, "
19        8, XVI    |        of God, whom they esteem higher than the Creator; and with
20        8, XXVIII |     this, when to raise us to a higher and purer life it says, "
21        8, L      |         as far as possible to a higher state of refinement--to
22        8, LII    |     good shall be advanced to a higher state, and that the wicked
23        8, LV     |         all are not fit for the higher, that is, the perfectly
24        8, LX     |       his mind turned away from higher things, and allow them to
25        8, LX     |      becoming turned aside from higher things, and suffering them
26        8, LX     |        men, he must rise to the higher and better way of seeking
27        8, LXV    |        soul be subject unto the higher powers. For there is no
28        8, LXVI   |      praises seem to render the higher praise to God; for piety,