Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 2,1  |    each of these three eternal manifestations of Himself by the one God
 2 I, 2,1  |       simply forms or isolated manifestations~or attributes or activities;
 3 I, 2,3  |       but in~an account of the manifestations and deeds of the Persons
 4 I, 2,5  |      outside of time, from the manifestations of the Holy Trinity in the
 5 I, 2,5  |        from~the activities and manifestations of God's Providence in the
 6 I, 2,5  |     Spirit. These providential manifestations and activities have~been
 7 I, 2,7  |       providential actions~and manifestations of the Father, the Son,
 8 I, 2,7  |       refers definitely to the manifestations of the Holy Spirit in~the
 9 II, 5,1 |       the name of two kinds of manifestations.~We often understand by
10 II, 5,1 |    evil is a name for negative manifestations~of the moral order which
11 II, 5,1 |     the Theologian treat these manifestations. One cannot deny that such
12 II, 5,1 |      One cannot deny that such manifestations~of the elements are often
13 II, 5,1 |      cannot be acknowledged as manifestations that are completely~in accordance
14 II, 7,5 |      times and peoples. It has manifestations of the extraordinary~gifts
15 II, 8,4 | expressed by immediate visible~manifestations of the illumination of the
16 II, 9,4 |      did not avoid the outward manifestations of prayer and sacrifice
17 Add, 0,7|        of the earth; and other manifestations.~The universal resurrection
18 App, 2  |     the world and its concrete manifestations, and so forth. Philosophy
19 App, 2  |      existence to the world of manifestations.~These two spheres — dogmatic