Section,  Paragraph

 1   I,  48  |      the work of envy, which is blind, and does not see that repetition
 2 III,  202 |         is a God who makes them blind.~
 3  VI,  423 |       itself so that it may not blind him in making his choice,
 4 VII,  450 |        injustice, we are indeed blind. And if, knowing this, we
 5 VII,  545 |          that they were slaves, blind, sick, wretched, and sinners;
 6 VIII,  566| principle that He has willed to blind some and enlighten others.~
 7 VIII,  576|      the Church: God willing to blind and to enlighten.—The event
 8 VIII,  578|         sufficient obscurity to blind the reprobate, and sufficient
 9  IX,  593 |     there is in it something to blind, and something to enlighten.~
10   X,  657 |         the deaf, the dumb, the blind, the paralytic, the dead
11   X,  674 |      yet this Covenant, made to blind some and enlighten others,
12  XI,  712 |         earth.~"Bring forth the blind people that have eyes and
13  XI,  712 |     grope for the wall like the blind; we stumble at noonday as
14  XI,  726 |    Judah and of David.~He is to blind the learned and the wise,
15  XI,  726 |         to open the eyes of the blind, give health to the sick,
16  XI,  734 |       they would grope like the blind; and that a forerunner would
17 XII,  755 |  declares his intention both to blind and to enlighten, and who
18 XII,  770 |       771. Jesus Christ came to blind those who saw clearly, and
19 XII,  770 |        and to give sight to the blind; to heal the sick, and leave
20 XII,  794 |         Christ had only come to blind, all His conduct would be
21 XIII,  842|       Christ cured the man born blind and performed a number of
22 XIII,  842|      devil open the eyes of the blind?"~The proofs which Jesus
23 XIII,  850|         history of the man born blind.~What says Saint Paul? Does
24 XIV,  901 |     been permitted, in order to blind the wicked; for all that