Book, Chapter

 1     Int        |       recognizes that the term “confess” has a double range of meaning.
 2     Int        |         one knows about God. To confess, then, is to praise and
 3       1, V     |         must offend thy eyes; I confess and know it. But who will
 4       1, VI    |        command me to praise and confess unto thee only what I know?~
 5       1, XIII  |        no longer fear - while I confess to thee, my God, what my
 6       1, XVIII |      These things I declare and confess to thee, my God. I was applauded
 7       2, IV    |        Behold, now let my heart confess to thee what it was seeking
 8       2, VII   |       Lord, and thank thee, and confess to thy name, because thou
 9       2, VII   |        Yea, all the sins that I confess now to have been forgiven
10       2, VII   |     reads of me as I recall and confess them of myself, let him
11       3, VI    |     thee, my God! To thee I now confess it, for thou didst have
12       3, VIII  |        be merciful to those who confess their sins to thee, and
13       3, XI    |      are, there he will be’“? I confess my remembrance of this to
14       3, XII   |       more strongly impel me to confess to thee - and many things
15       4, I     |      God. Nevertheless, I would confess to thee my shame to thy
16       4, I     |      who are “poor and needy”84 confess to thee.~
17       4, III   |        their art.~It is good to confess to thee and to say, “Have
18       4, VI    |        questions, but rather to confess to thee. I was wretched;
19       4, XV    |         not blush, O my God, to confess thy mercies to me in thy
20       5, I     |       may love thee, and let it confess thy mercies to thee, that
21       5, II    |         the hearts of those who confess to thee. Let them cast themselves
22       5, VII   |   things and was not ashamed to confess it. For he was not one of
23       5, VIII  |         this I will not omit to confess to thee, for in this also
24       5, X     |   anything wrong not to have to confess that I had done wrong - “
25       5, X     |        where I was compelled to confess that thou art finite - than
26       6, VI    |     should recall all this, and confess it to thee. Now let my soul
27       6, VII   |        up in my inmost parts to confess to thee. For after that
28       6, III   |        in which I might quickly confess that I was not unjustly
29       6, VI    |        of the depth of my soul, confess this to thee also, O my
30       6, IX    |        that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord,
31       6, XIX   | accepted it. For myself, I must confess that it was even later that
32       7, I     |     remember with gratitude and confess to thee thy mercies toward
33       7, II    |         if he now was afraid to confess him before men. Thus he
34       7, VI    |         And now I will tell and confess unto thy name, O Lord, my
35       7, X     |      here? For either they must confess, which they are unwilling
36       8, IV    |        me and it is pleasant to confess them to thee, O Lord: the
37       8, IV    |     what pain? How did it go? I confess that I was terrified, O
38       8, VI    |        grave and learned men. I confess to thee thy gifts, O Lord
39       8, VI    |        none other - thy gifts I confess to thee. There is a book
40       8, VII   |        my memory, that I should confess such things as these to
41       8, XII   |      mind. Now see, this also I confess to thy mercy, “O Father
42       8, XII   |   weeping. But now in writing I confess it to thee, O Lord! Read
43       9, II    |     even if I were unwilling to confess it to thee? In doing so
44       9, II    |     said with what profit I may confess to thee. I do not do it
45       9, II    |        For when I am wicked, to confess to thee means nothing less
46       9, III   |        in love by its bonds - I confess to thee, O Lord, so that
47       9, III   |     cannot prove to them that I confess the truth, yet those whose
48       9, III   |      have the desire to hear me confess what I am within, where
49       9, IV    |      what I am), that I may not confess this before thee alone,
50       9, V     |      bear it. I would therefore confess what I know about myself;
51       9, V     |       about myself; I will also confess what I do not know about
52       9, XXXIII|         than by what is sung, I confess myself to have sinned wickedly,
53       9, XXXVII|   myself to me also, that I may confess to my brethren, who are
54      10, I     |       first place that I should confess to thee, O Lord my God -
55      10, II    |     meditate on thy law, and to confess in thy presence my knowledge
56      10, II    |     thirsts for thee.414 Let me confess to thee everything that
57      10, VII   |        I give thanks. I know, I confess to thee, O Lord, and whoever
58      10, XVIII |       were already existing - I confess, O my God, I do not know.
59      10, XXII  |     things? And to whom shall I confess my ignorance of them with
60      10, XXV   |         CHAPTER XXV~ ~32. And I confess to thee, O Lord, that I
61      10, XXV   |       what time is. And again I confess to thee, O Lord, that I
62      10, XXVI  |     Does not my soul most truly confess to thee that I do measure
63      10, XXXI  |        him who understands this confess to thee; and let him who
64      10, XXXI  |        does not understand also confess to thee! Oh, exalted as
65      11, VI    |         But if, O Lord, I am to confess to thee, by my mouth and
66      11, VI    |        voice and my pen were to confess to thee all the various
67      11, XXIII |      apprehension allows, and I confess my weakness to Thee, O Lord,
68      11, XXX   |        my confessions did I not confess to thee that I do not know.
69      11, XXXII |       these concluding words to confess more briefly to thee and
70      12, XXIV  |     pleasing in thy eyes, for I confess to thee that I believe,