Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,3  |   reasoning and ~revealed to them mysteries of faith and of the future,
 2   1,1,5  |           and directness. For the mysteries of God are given to us in
 3   1,2,2  |       come to know the ~ineffable mysteries? Let us not, then, dwell
 4   1,2,4  |      Regardless of the particular mysteries that the science uncovers
 5   1,Add,0|     presentation of God's eternal mysteries, and these mysteries them-~
 6   1,Add,0|      eternal mysteries, and these mysteries them-~selves are available
 7   1,Add,0|         its utter simplicity: the mysteries of God are ~framed into
 8   1,Add,0|      properly understood and its .mysteries. unveiled . they were, in ~
 9   1,Add,1|      rendering is: .by the way of mysteries,. that is . under the form ~
10   1,Add,1|        says himself: ~Most of the mysteries are communicated to us by
11   1,Add,1|           sacred character of the mysteries in silence and secrecy.
12   1,Add,1|         are many other .unwritten mysteries of the Church,. says St.
13   2,2,5  |          Divinity and the deepest mysteries of faith. For example, the
14   2,2,5  |          most profound truths and mysteries~of the Christian faith,
15   2,3,3  |          in the knowledge of the “mysteries.”~The second Epistle was
16   2,4,4  | revelation and elucidation~of the mysteries of the Gospel’s teachings.
17   2,4,4  |     individual, especially-~loved mysteries of Christ’s faith, for example:
18   2,4,4  |      prophecy, and understand all mysteries and all knowledge, and though
19   2,5,1  |           In it there are as many~mysteries as words. But what am I
20   2,5,4  |     addition, the imagery and the mysteries of this book make it extremely~