bold = Main text
   Book, Paragraph                              grey = Comment text

 1   1, 5      |      receive of His inward and secret (nature), and be meekly
 2   1, 23     |      case with ourselves, that secret and invisible mind which
 3   1, 23     |       its father considered in secret; and, passing on into the
 4   1, 23     | benefit of the word, while the secret and invisible mind, this
 5   1, 27     |         by (virtue of) His own secret will which is unutterable,
 6   3, 15     |       means of prayer, and the secret (use of) the Divine  ./. 
 7   3, 57     |      His Disciples those other secret things, -- as well as these
 8   3, 64     |    beyond these; -- Him who is secret and invisible, -- Him who
 9   4, 7      |       men that which was (now) secret, in darkness, and invisible.
10   4, 35(144)|       in the desert, or in the secret chamber, as the false Christs
11   5, 11     |   which they had formerly kept secret, to them into the midst
12   5, 13     |       in error, but that these secret things should be brought
13   5, 28     |      were the Disciples of His secret mysteries. He appeared as
14   5, 52     |       the worship of God, kept secret112 the nature of their superiority ;