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1 1, 1(3) | writers, Paley, Tucker on the Light of Nature, and the authors
2 1, 4 | generated of Himself as a ray of light from His own Godhead, and
3 1, 5 | dwells in the glorious light, to which nothing can be
4 1, 18 | ascend to the heights as light, this humid, heavy, and
5 1, 23 | reason, and wisdom, and light, and every good thing. He
6 1, 25 | THE LIFE, and He is THE LIGHT; the intelligent offspring
7 1, 25 | intelligent offspring of THE LIGHT which cannot be described.
8 1, 30 | them all by its superior light ? So likewise is there one
9 1, 30 | things visible, one sun gives light to the whole sensible world;
10 1, 30 | imperceptible to us, gives light to all. For Why should many
11 1, 30 | brings along with it the light, and the life, and (indeed)
12 1, 30 | is the one Image of the light of His Essence, as the divine
13 1, 33 | 33. So also the light of the Sun is one; yet,
14 1, 33 | illuminates the air, affords light to the eyes, warmth to the
15 1, 34 | resources, the never-failing light to the Sun, the Moon, and
16 1, 34 | spirits, at once with life, light, wisdom, and all the abundance
17 1, 37 | from unfailing fountains of light; and are established in
18 1, 37 | established in the fulness of light. (Thus) too all the enlightened,
19 1, 37 | incorporeal assemblies of light, hold that rank of station
20 1, 37 | heavens are ./. invested with light and holding lamps, as the
21 1, 37 | intimation and word, these supply light by means of lamps which
22 1, 38 | destitute of all rational light. This kind is quite deserving
23 1, 40 | praise him all ye stars and light. Praise him ye heavens of
24 1, 41 | spirits, the offspring of the light which is intelligent, render
25 1, 62 | wane, and now in its full light. Thus the images of the
26 1, 69 | accordingly comes forth into the light, inhales the purer air,
27 1, 69 | time, go forth into the light, and pass on to the life,
28 1, 70 | when it comes forth to the light. Still even these, did but
29 1, 70 | come forth from darkness to light, well and elegantly born.
30 1, 71 | refused to come forth to the light ? and that it must suffer,—
31 1, 72 | incorruptible, with a vesture of light exceeding description. ./.
32 1, 72 | when he goes forth into light, shall the Divine Powers
33 1, 72 | lamentation,—shall he not have the light and life which is good,
34 1, 75(67)| apparently that, should light be impeded by any means
35 1, 75 | heaven: in the semblance of light, and of the sun-beam, shall
36 2, 3 | of rain, and Dispenser of light, and Prince of life; That
37 2, 24(61)| represent the Father, the light issuing therefrom the Son,
38 2, 47 | that I should bring to light, how the wise men collected
39 3, 11 | the sun) with his rational light to the souls of men, and
40 3, 34 | like the sun) and given light from the East even to the
41 3, 39 | as the rays of the sun's light suffer nothing from their
42 3, 39 | sort of impurity, -- the light was therefore in no respect
43 3, 39 | although these things received light from its splendour. For
44 3, 39 | from its splendour. For the light did not (thus) become clay,
45 3, 39 | the life, and intelligent light, -- impels, by the divine
46 3, 39 | remain in this rational light. In like manner also, the
47 3, 39 | the King of all, and the light which cannot be described,
48 3, 40 | doctrines of life and words of light, He laid not down in any
49 3, 40 | He gave the perception of light to the Blind61! And thus
50 3, 55 | fire, to be cold; nor, of light, that it be dark : neither
51 3, 62 | deeds which came forth to light. Nor again, did (men) as
52 4, 3 | as if cut off from the light of knowledge, -- go forth
53 4, 3 | entire disseverance from the light of salvation. Thus He predicted. --
54 4, 6 | and destitute of the true light and knowledge of God, and
55 4, 6 | commanded those who were in the light and the day, -- not by their
56 4, 6 | darkness and from sin, into the light which is intellectual; and
57 4, 6 | ascending and receiving the light. But, those who shall be
58 4, 6 | daily and hourly to the light and knowledge of God which
59 4, 7 | this manner : "Ye14 are the light of the world:" and, "A city
60 4, 7 | lie hidden:" "nor do men light a candle, and place it under
61 4, 7 | candlestick; and it giveth light to all that are in the house.
62 4, 7 | in the house. So let your light shine before men, that they
63 4, 7 | darkness have seen a great light:" -- those (I say) who went
64 4, 7 | fishermen He said, should be the light of the world; and this promise
65 4, 7 | many souls of men with the light of the knowledge of God ;
66 4, 7 | his Disciples, "Ye are the light of the world?" So again,
67 4, 7 | world the memorial of that light which cannot be hidden.
68 4, 7 | exalted eminence, and giving light to all that were in the
69 4, 7 | And this, (viz.) "Let your light so shine before men" evinced (
70 4, 7 | named them all (here), the light when He said, "YE are the
71 4, 7 | when He said, "YE are the light of the world." Not, that
72 4, 7 | together (constituted) one light: as if from an equality16
73 4, 7 | be at once an arising (of light as of the Sun) to the whole
74 4, 7 | alone to say, "I AM17 the light of the world." And of Him
75 4, 7 | said, that "He18 is the light that came into the world,
76 4, 7 | darkness, speak ye in the light; and, that which ye hear
77 4, 7 | the knowledge of the light. He prophesied also, to
78 4, 12 | in this way, He named the light, and confirmation of the
79 4, 30 | did they otherwise come to light, but as outwardly clothed
80 5, 13 | be brought out into the light, and that they should become
81 5, 32 | companion had; or brought to light the things they had (so)
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