Chapter

 1 1 | grasshoppers, warmed by the sun, were chirping beneath the
 2 2 |  thein); and worshipped the sun,--as, for example, the Indians;
 3 4 |  the prophet speaking: "The sun, shall suffer eclipse, and
 4 9 |   thee light,"--Christ, the Sun of the Resurrection, He "
 5 10|   us to be spurious, as the sun does the eagles. Let us
 6 10|     of these, so neither is sun nor moon, by which each
 7 10|    counsel quicker than the sun, with the most perfect ease
 8 11|  soul? For just as, had the sun not been in existence, night
 9 11| from heaven, purer than the sun, sweeter than life here
10 11|  the new creation. For "the Sun of Righteousness," who drives
11 11|   His Father, who makes His sun to rise on all men," and
12 12|     light brighter than the sun; night will flee from thee,