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 1 III,  194      |        it says that men are in darkness and estranged from God,
 2 III,  194      |        to them; and since that darkness in which they are, and with
 3 III,  194      |    that we are in impenetrable darkness? And how can it happen that
 4 III,  227      |      ought I to do? I see only darkness everywhere. Shall I believe
 5 III,  229      |      all sides, and I see only darkness everywhere. Nature presents
 6  IV,  242      |        find only obscurity and darkness; to tell them that they
 7  IV,  242      |   nature, He has left men in a darkness from which they can escape
 8  VI,  392      |      lights chase away all the darkness.~
 9 VII,  427      |     everywhere in impenetrable darkness.~
10 VII,  430      |  recognise that we are full of darkness which hinders us from knowing
11 VII,  430      |         He was not then in the darkness which blinds him, nor subject
12 VII,  430      |        he sees anything in the darkness wherein he is, and if he
13 VII,  546      |     there is but vice, misery, darkness, death, despair.~
14 VII,  548      |     know nothing, and see only darkness and confusion in the nature
15 VIII,  558     |       we conclude from all our darkness, but our unworthiness?~
16 VIII,  582     |        I can easily love total darkness; but if God keeps me in
17 VIII,  582     |    semi-darkness, such partial darkness displeases me, and, because
18 VIII,  582     | therein the advantage of total darkness, it is unpleasant to me.
19 VIII,  582     |     make for myself an idol of darkness, apart from the order of
20  IX,  618      |    leave other nations in this darkness for ever; that there will
21   X,  664      |       before.~"If the light be darkness, how great is that darkness!"~
22   X,  664      |    darkness, how great is that darkness!"~
23  XI,  700      |     see this light amidst this darkness!~How fine it is to see,
24  XI,  712      |     brightness, but we walk in darkness. We grope for the wall like
25  XI,  725      |     forth; to them that are in darkness show yourselves, and possess
26  XI,  725      |        clothe the heavens with darkness, and make sackcloth their
27  XI,  725      |        him that languisheth in darkness put his trust in the Lord.
28  XI,  726      |      to those that languish in darkness. Is. 61.~He is to show the
29 XII,  736      |     its effects. The frightful darkness of the Jews was foretold.
30 XIII,  846(210)|     there ariseth light in the darkness." ~
31 XIV,  856      |       There would be too great darkness, if truth had not visible