Section,  Paragraph

1  II,  72  |           nature of our existence hides from us the knowledge of
2  II,  139 | themselves a confused idea, which hides itself from their view in
3  VI,  405 |          all miseries. Man either hides his miseries, or, if he
4 VIII,  556|         the presence of a God who hides himself. Everything bears
5 VIII,  557|        the same time true that He hides Himself from those who tempt
6  IX,  628 |                     629. Josephus hides the shame of his nation.~
7 XIII,  847|         our benefit, even when He hides Himself, what light ought