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 1  I, 1  |        and graven, which neither see nor hear, for they are idols,
 2  I, 2  |         those who are enabled to see Him when they have the eyes
 3  I, 2  |       are overspread, and do not see the light of the sun. Yet
 4  I, 2  |         because the blind do not see, that the light of the sun
 5  I, 2  |     darkness, so that you cannot see God.~
 6  I, 3  |        then, to me, "Do you, who see God, explain to me the appearance
 7  I, 5  |          dwelling inside, cannot see what is outside the rind,
 8  I, 7  |                   VII. WE SHALL, SEE GOD WHEN WE PUT ON IMMORTALITY.~
 9  I, 7  |          righteously, thou canst see God. But before all let
10  I, 7  |    incorruption, then shall thou see God worthily. For God will
11  I, 7  |      become immortal, thou shalt see the Immortal, if now you
12  I, 14 |        hear, and made the eye to see, will examine all things,
13 II, 3  |  everywhere present, but also to see all things and to hear all,
14 II, 13 |         this firmament [which we see], but concerning another
15 II, 13 |       which this heaven which we see has been called "firmament,"
16 II, 23 |          multiply? And do we not see also the judgment of the
17 II, 32 |      understand the history, and see that those things are recent
18 II, 35 |          His treasures." One can see how consistently and harmoniously
19 II, 36 |       mortal eye.~Can mortal man see the immortal God,~Or fleshly
20 II, 36 |        and perpetual gloom~When, see, there shines for you the
21 II, 36 |        in the golden heavens,~Ye see your gods become the prey
22 II, 37 |          all,~Yet seemeth not to see."~And that God's judgment
23 III, 4 |    refuting these, except that I see you still in dubiety about
24 III, 7 |         Tis granted--yet I often see the just~Faring but ill,
25 III, 7 |      each bad deed."~And one can see how inconsistent with each
26 III, 9 |      blind the eyes of them that see and pervert righteous words."
27 III, 12|           Stand in the ways, and see, and ask which is the good
28 III, 15|      murders. But neither may we see the other spectacles, lest
29 III, 16| historical periods, that you may see that our doctrine is not
30 III, 26|          WRITINGS.~Hence one can see how our sacred writings
31 III, 29|     viewed collectively, one can see the antiquity of the prophetical