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 1 1 |      and let Truth, darting her light to the most distant points,
 2 1 |       if you obey, there is the light; if you disobey, there is
 3 1 |      Christ, that the Word, the light of truth, by becoming the
 4 2 |         forth from night to the light of day the lewd orgies of
 5 2 | Torch-bearer, the torches. That light exposes Iacchus; let thy
 6 2 |      night, and lay hold on the light."~ These counsels the Sibyl,
 7 2 |        plenty may be brought to light by any one who can look
 8 4 |       the element of fire shall light thy way. This same fire
 9 4 |       of the Father, the benign light, the Lord that bringeth
10 4 |          the Lord that bringeth light, faith to all, and salvation."
11 9 |      and Christ shall give thee light,"--Christ, the Sun of the
12 9 |        And day is the symbol of light; and the light of men is
13 9 |        symbol of light; and the light of men is the Word, by whom
14 9 |        over with sea-weed, make light of immortality, like the
15 9 |         in heaven, not the true light, but smoke. But godliness,
16 9 |       not been hidden from any; light is common, it shines "on
17 10|         as true children of the light, let us raise our eyes and
18 10|        our eyes and look on the light, lest the Lord discover
19 10|     Divine Word, the archetypal light of light; and the image
20 10|         the archetypal light of light; and the image of the Word
21 10|        to destruction: "because light is come into the world,
22 10|        darkness rather than the light," while they could sweep
23 11|      receive sight, receive thy light,~"In order that you may
24 11|       is the Word that gives us light, precious above gold and
25 11|        since it has filled with light the mind which had been
26 11|    death. Let us then admit the light, that we may admit God;
27 11|     admit God; let us admit the light, and become disciples to
28 11|    since Thou leadest me to the light, O Lord, and I find God
29 11|         hymn of praise: Hail, O light! For in us, buried in darkness,
30 11|         in the shadow of death, light has shone forth from heaven,
31 11|      than life here below. That light is eternal life; and whatever
32 11|      lives. But night fears the light, and hiding itself in terror,
33 11|      day of the Lord. Sleepless light is now over all, and the
34 11|         truth which cries, "The light shall shine forth from the
35 11|     from the darkness." Let the light then shine in the hidden
36 11|        man, the disciple of the Light, the familiar friend and
37 12|      sight, will shed on thee a light brighter than the sun; night
38 12|   sacred mysteries! O stainless light! My way is lighted with
39 12|     yoke is easy, and My burden light."~ Let us haste, let us