Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, C,2|    capable of being used for the higher questions of life; while
 2 I, 1,1    |      senses, but upon an inward, higher conviction~which has a moral
 3 I, 1,9    |       the spirituality~of God is higher, more perfect, than the
 4 I, 1,9    |      understand~by this anything higher? No, God does not walk .
 5 I, 1,13   |      holiness is the presence of higher~spiritual values, joined
 6 I, 1,17   |    universe, which come from the higher powers . the Cherubim and
 7 II, 3,1   |          accountability before a Higher Principle. Such a concept
 8 II, 3,1   |      created in time. There is a Higher, Eternal,~Most-wise, Almighty,
 9 II, 3,4   |       fore-ordained to a new and higher form of life. Divine~Revelation
10 II, 3,5   |    beings not only comparatively higher and more perfect, but they
11 II, 3,5   |        The nature of an angel is higher than the nature of a man,
12 II, 3,5   |    Sacred Scripture, some of the higher angels are given their own
13 II, 3,5   |       been given to seven of the higher angels, corresponding to
14 II, 3,6   |          on earth, having also a higher purpose in the world.~2.
15 II, 3,6   |       souls come to earth from a higher world. This teaching of
16 II, 3,6   |     evidently meant that special higher harmony of the hidden~part
17 II, 3,6   |        idea of the spirit as the higher, grace-given form of the
18 II, 3,6   |          the image of God in the higher qualities of the soul, especially
19 II, 6,3   |      only the lower but also the higher side of the human soul.~
20 II, 6,7   |    Testament law inspires one to higher, eternal, spiritual~goods.~
21 II, 6,8   |         of Christ,~then also the higher world, the heavenly Jerusalem,
22 II, 7,6   |   appeared a need to appeal to a higher authoritative voice or~judgment —
23 Add, 0,7  |       ascetics indicate that the higher one’s moral awareness is~
24 Add, 0,7  |         see~the degrees that are higher and lower, lest looking
25 App, 1    |       centuries, does not become higher, deeper, and broader than
26 App, 3    |      came so as to raise it to a higher degree in the gradual manifestation~
27 App, 3    |   materiality and inertia into a~higher, more perfect form of existence.~
28 App, 5,2  |         definite confirmation~by higher church authorities and a
29 App, 5,4  | occasions of the blessing by the higher ecclesiastical~authorities
30 App, 5,5  |                                  Higher authority needed.~In the
31 App, 5,5  |         proposed veneration,~the higher the ecclesiastical authority
32 App, 5,6  |          the Church, to whom the higher ecclesiastical authority,