Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2|    of righteousness amid the darkness of iniquity which encompasses
 2  2,2|   worshippers enter from the darkness of impiety into the light
 3  2,2|    the West is the symbol of darkness, evil, error). This rule
 4  4,6|   God, enlightening those in darkness. Rejoice thou, also, O righteous
 5  4,9|     to Him on the Cross, the darkness which covered the earth;
 6  6,7|   which delivers us from the darkness of sin.~ The sixth Old Testament
 7  6,8|     theretofore lived in the darkness of superstitions and iniquities.
 8  8,1|   God, enlightening those in darkness. Rejoice thou also, O righteous
 9  9,1| Christ; that he aspires from darkness unto light, of which the
10  9,1|   the West, which symbolizes darkness and evil, and to the thrice