Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 3    | substitute for man’s convincing inner spiritual experience. God
 2 8    |      God’s existence are called inner proofs in that they are
 3 8    |         they are taken from our inner experience, as distinguished
 4 8    |      experience.~The meaning of inner proofs is very important,
 5 8    |       not an idea of God and an inner conviction of His reality,
 6 8    |       God in man’s soul and the inner revelation of the holy and
 7 13   |      religion possesses all the inner and external indications
 8 15,4 |     life. Only Earth, among the inner planets of the Solar System,
 9 24   |          but the idea about the inner nature of such a Being outside
10 24   |         eternal fullness of His inner life He is unknown to us.
11 App,1|         at the base of both the inner and outer walls, indicating