Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|         his labour, but at length opened his eyes, and made the investigation
 2    I, 15  |         to believe that heaven is opened to the dead at the consent
 3  III, 3   |           divine intelligence has opened the eyes and ears and other
 4  III, 12  |     difficult path which has been opened for us to happiness. The
 5   IV, 15  |         spoke eloquently. He also opened the ears of the deaf, and
 6   IV, 15  |          the eyes of the blind be opened, and the ears of the deaf
 7   IV, 18  |        the shearer is dumb, so He opened not His mouth." And the
 8   IV, 19  |        the sepulchre was suddenly opened; and the guard, who were
 9   IV, 20  |          sound mind. And there He opened to His disciples again assembled
10   IV, 20  |     testament could not have been opened; that is, the mystery of
11   IV, 21  |        and confirmed. But He also opened to them all things which
12   IV, 25  |           overcome these, God has opened and displayed to us the
13   IV, 26  |        future. Heavenly influence opened the eyes of the blind, and
14   IV, 26  |      earthly and frail things. He opened the ears of the deaf. It
15   IV, 26  | restrained, the path of truth was opened by which men might walk
16   VI, 24  |   weakness, of His compassion has opened a harbour of refuge for
17  VII, 3   |        sudden motions have either opened or sunk down precipitously;
18  VII, 20  |        the lower regions shall be opened, and the dead shall rise