Book, Chapter

 1     Int        |   sense experience but swiftly passes beyond it, through and beyond
 2       4, X     |       complete unless one word passes away, when it has sounded
 3       4, XV    |       since I was “a wind that passes away,”113 I did not return
 4      10, VII   |        very same proportion it passes away or comes to be. But
 5      10, VII   |       nothing in thy Word that passes away or returns to its place;
 6      10, XI    |        the other hand, nothing passes away, but the whole is simultaneously
 7      10, XIV   |      existence only because it passes into time past, how can
 8      10, XV    |       And that one hour itself passes away in fleeting fractions.
 9      10, XV    |      will be long only when it passes from the future which is
10      10, XXI   |        It is measured while it passes, but when it has passed
11      10, XXI   | through what has no length, it passes into what is now no longer.
12      10, XXI   |      the future, from which it passes over? But what does not
13      10, XXI   |      present, through which it passes? But what has no length
14      10, XXI   |      in the past into which it passes? But what is no longer we
15      10, XXVII |      will still sound. Thus it passes on, until the present intention
16      10, XXVIII|        so that what it expects passes into what it remembers by
17      10, XXVIII|        has no length, since it passes away in a moment? Yet, our
18      11, XXIX  |      soon as it has sounded it passes away, and you cannot find
19      12, XIV   |      persevere until the night passes - that mother of the wicked;
20      12, XV    |       and what they read never passes away. For by choosing and