Chapter

 1 3 |        gaze of our eyes we cannot see Him, we rightly learn of
 2 9 |           when he says: "Ye shall see your life hanging in doubt
 3 10|          myself from thee, when I see that thou hast come in a
 4 11|        not maintain another, they see one side of Christ and do
 5 11|         side of Christ and do not see another, shall there be
 6 11|         us that which they do not see for the sake of that which
 7 13|          He is man only, when you see Him also in the flesh, unless
 8 14|         is only man, He could not see God, because no man has
 9 14|         He say, "What if ye shall see the Son of man ascending
10 15|        keep my word, he shall not see death for ever?" Not to
11 15|           death for ever?" Not to see death for ever! what is
12 15|        keepeth my word, shall not see death for ever;" therefore
13 18|        from God, that "no man can see God and live." If God cannot
14 18|         no man hath seen, nor can see." But certainly the Scripture
15 18| accustomed sometimes even then to see God the Father in the image
16 18|          of being able one day to see God the Father. For the
17 18|         it may one day be able to see God the Father Himself also
18 18|       hindered from being able to see God the Father, whom it
19 18|           of Hagar that she might see the well of running water,
20 19|          thine eyes, said He, and see, the he-goats and the rams
21 19|          in the house of God," we see without any hesitation that
22 28|          to the Father, and shall see Him. "For no one," says
23 28|           reward of being able to see the Father. For He also
24 28|       shall be, he shall even now see, as it were, in some measure
25 28|           the Father whom he will see hereafter; and he may so
26 28|        pure heart, for they shall see God," it is understood to
27 28|          is of a pure heart shall see God, He proves by this very
28 28|         be of a pure heart should see the Father. It was therefore
29 28|         in heart that they should see the Father, if already they
30 30|       either will not, or cannot, see what is evidently written
31 30|         no man hath seen, nor can see." And in another place: "