Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1    |          blind fideist; even in the face of mystery, there is a constant
 2       1, V    |             upon thee. Hide not thy face from me. Even if I die,
 3       1, V    |            if I die, let me see thy face lest I die.~6. The house
 4       1, XVIII|            thee, ‘I have sought thy face; thy face, Lord, will I
 5       1, XVIII|           have sought thy face; thy face, Lord, will I seek.’“35
 6       1, XVIII|              For I was far from thy face in the dark shadows of passion.
 7       1, XVIII|          this is to be far from thy face.~29. Look down, O Lord God,
 8       4, X    |             God of Hosts, cause thy face to shine; and we shall be
 9       4, XV   |            toward the light, and my face toward the things on which
10       4, XV   |             light falls, so that my face, which looked toward the
11       5, VI   |        necessarily wise because his face was comely and his language
12       5, VI   |           shameful errors before my face so that I might see and
13       5, XI   |              who spoke and disputed face to face against these same
14       5, XI   |          spoke and disputed face to face against these same Manicheans,
15       6, I    |            again, buzzed against my face, and beclouded my vision.
16       6, XXI  |        those pure words had but one face, and I learned to rejoice
17       7, VII  |           And now thou didst set me face to face with myself, that
18       7, VII  |           thou didst set me face to face with myself, that I might
19       7, VIII |           not sound like myself: my face, eyes, color, tone expressed
20       7, XI   |          themselves and opposing me face to face; but muttering,
21       7, XI   |             and opposing me face to face; but muttering, as it were,
22       7, XI   |          the direction I had set my face, and yet toward which I
23       8, III  |             thee, I have sought thy face; thy face, O Lord, will
24       8, III  |           have sought thy face; thy face, O Lord, will I seek.”274~
25       8, IV   |      knowledge - could have seen my face and heard my words when,
26       9, V    |             glass darkly,” not yet “face to face.”328 Therefore,
27       9, V    |           darkly,” not yet “face to face.”328 Therefore, as long
28       9, VIII |           hand of my heart from the face of my memory, until finally
29      11, III  |           that “darkness was on the face of the deep.”461 What else
30      11, XIII | simultaneous whole, in full sight, “face to face.”472 It is not this
31      11, XIII |             in full sight, “face to face.”472 It is not this thing
32      11, XV   |        making it able to behold thy face forever and not ever be
33      11, XVII |            which always beholds the face of God. And by the term ‘
34      11, XXV  |           how foolish it is, in the face of so great an abundance
35      11, XXIX |          must, however unwillingly, face the question, How is this
36      12, III  |           by the act of turning its face to the light which enlightened
37      12, IV   |         Spirit which moved over the face of the waters511 was not
38      12, XV   |          For they always behold thy face and read therein, without
39      12, XXI  |            hide themselves from thy face, and who have become a darkened
40      12, XXV  |            seed-bearing herb on the face of the earth, and all trees
41      12, XXXII|           of the waters. We see the face of the earth, replete with