Discourse

1  Thal  |     foolish and blind. as not to perceive in this statement the higher
2 Theop  |           Now I at least seem to perceive that nothing has been such
3 Thall  |      distraction of mind. For we perceive from the Scriptures two
4 Thall  |  heavenly dwelling, which we now perceive more clearly than through
5 Procil |         still wish more fully to perceive their spiritual significance,
6 Thekla |         But if these also should perceive the mystery of grace, then
7 Thekla |      even for a child to see and perceive their error; and that to
8 Tusiane|        the Jews that they do not perceive the deep things of the Scriptures,
9 Tusiane| accomplished; whilst they do not perceive that the figures represent