Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  82  | magistrates have known well this mystery. Their red robes, the ermine
 2 VII,  434 |       astonishing thing that the mystery furthest removed from our
 3 VII,  434 |   doctrine; and yet without this mystery, the most incomprehensible
 4 VII,  434 |       inconceivable without this mystery than this mystery is inconceivable
 5 VII,  434 |   without this mystery than this mystery is inconceivable to man.~
 6 VII,  552 |         new life.~It is the last mystery of the Passion and the Redemption.~
 7 VII,  553 |                         553. The Mystery of Jesus.—Jesus suffers
 8 VIII,  556|         properly consists in the mystery of the Redeemer, who, uniting
 9  IX,  612 |        God made known to him the mystery of the Messiah, whom he
10   X,  690 |          that he is incapable of mystery and capable of foolishness.~
11 XII,  743 |        to Herod. And thereby the mystery was accomplished, that He
12 XII,  743 |        the accomplishment of the mystery.~
13 XIV,  883 |         a predestination without mystery; a redemption without certitude!~