Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  172 |       if in order to hasten its course; or we recall the past,
 2 III,  194 | judgment unless we regulate our course by our view of this point
 3 III,  195 |          unless we regulate our course by the truth of that point
 4 III,  195 |        they do not take another course.~On this point, therefore,
 5 III,  233 |     both in the wrong. The true course is not to wager at all."~
 6 III,  233 |       side as on the other, the course is to play even; and then
 7  IV,  242 |       and important matter, the course of the moon and planets,
 8  IV,  289 |         of this law. 12. By the course of the world.~Surely, after
 9  VI,  355 | apparently, does the sun in its course.~
10 VII,  425 |        reason, and to the whole course of nature.~Some seek good
11 VII,  527 |   Christ constitutes the middle course, because in Him we find
12 VIII,  556|     true religion on earth, the course of all things must tend
13 VIII,  556|       as to a centre.~The whole course of things must have for
14 VIII,  556|     particular and of the whole course of the world in general.~
15  IX,  627 |        found to be false in the course of time. It is not so with
16  XI,  733 |    wonderful predictions of the course of the world which I see