Book, Chapter

1     Int    |    have extension, shape, and finite relation. He remembers how
2     Int    | explored: First, how does the finite self find the infinite God (
3       5, X |      to confess that thou art finite - than if I should think
4       6, V |    possibly think, still only finite on every side. But thou,
5       6, V |     of sponge, huge but still finite, so that the sponge would
6       6, V |     thy creation itself to be finite, and filled by thee, the
7       6, X |       through space - neither finite nor infinite?” And thou
8       6, XV|        and that they were all finite in thee; yet they are in
9       6, XX|        though not diffused in finite space or infinity; that