Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  82  |        your common sense which clearly comprehended it, and you
 2  VI,  418 |  dangerous to make man see too clearly his equality with the brutes
 3  VI,  418 |      his see his greatness too clearly, apart from his vileness.
 4 VII,  430 |       I intend to make you see clearly, by convincing proofs, those
 5 VII,  434 |  filiis hominum. 70 ~Whence it clearly seems that man by grace
 6 VIII,  571|     meaning, and in a few been clearly revealed; besides that,
 7 VIII,  571|      of the world have been so clearly foretold that it is clearer
 8 VIII,  571|        spiritual meaning is so clearly expressed that it would
 9 VIII,  572|       were impostors. The time clearly, the manner obscurely. Five
10 VIII,  578|      we look at it closely, we clearly discern the truth amidst
11 VIII,  578|   reason, he would say nothing clearly which was directly against
12   X,  658 |        discourses express very clearly the promise of temporal
13   X,  669 |    believed, foretold the time clearly, and expressed the things
14   X,  669 | expressed the things sometimes clearly, but very often in figures,
15   X,  677 |     meaning? The prophets have clearly said that Israel would be
16   X,  691 |        There are some that see clearly that man has no other enemy
17 XII,  748 |              749. "If this was clearly foretold to the Jews, how
18 XII,  750 |        Christ? That He will be clearly God? No; but that He is
19 XII,  757 |        of the Messiah had been clearly foretold, there would have
20 XII,  757 |         But that time has been clearly foretold, and the manner
21 XII,  770 |    came to blind those who saw clearly, and to give sight to the
22 XII,  796 | thought them great; and yet so clearly that we easily see what
23 XIV,  888 |        all these things are so clearly foretold, and it has been