Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,6  |    incomplex; He is entirely feeling, entirely spirit, entirely
 2 I, 1,9  |     to arouse in them such a feeling (of God's closeness) that
 3 II, 4,2 |     them. They had a perfect feeling of closeness to~God, God
 4 II, 4,2 |   involuntarily~aroused to a feeling of joy and their minds raised
 5 II, 5,3 |       The temptation for the feeling of love is that in place
 6 II, 6,6 |   debtor unable to pay. This~feeling of guilt in its purest form
 7 II, 9,2 |    by a living awareness and feeling that our dead~ones continue
 8 II, 9,6 |    us arouse in our hearts a feeling of the nearness to us of
 9 Add, 0,7|    the more acute become the feeling of moral responsibility,
10 App, 1  | harmonize with the~immediate feeling of reverence, with the awareness
11 App, 1  |       with the awareness and feeling of God's closeness and sanctity,~
12 App, 1  |     indeed, they stifle this feeling.~However, by these considerations
13 App, 2  |     expression of the living feeling of God's omnipresence, a
14 App, 2  |    In the Old Testament this feeling led to a fear of even naming~
15 App, 2  |   the exaltation of reverent feeling is the thought of the Fathers