Section,  Paragraph

 1   I,  11 |   there, by which the fear of pure souls is removed, since
 2  II,  82 |  whole people, is governed by pure and lofty reason, and that
 3 III,  233|       infinite, and becomes a pure nothing. So our spirit before
 4   V,  327|  which meet. The first is the pure natural ignorance in which
 5  VI,  385|      not so; it is altogether pure and altogether true. This
 6  VI,  385|      is true, meaning by that pure truth. You will say it is
 7 VII,  525|     They inspired feelings of pure greatness, and that is not
 8 VII,  525|     They inspired feelings of pure littleness, and that is
 9  IX,  610| should be rejected, and other pure sacrifices established.
10   X,  669|     made with hands, but in a pure and contrite heart; that
11  XI,  729|  earth. He would be offered a pure sacrifice, not of beasts.~
12 XII,  736|     It is right that a God so pure should only reveal Himself
13 XIV,  904|        God will make a Church pure within, which confounds,
14 XIV,  904|       external manners are so pure as to confound the manners