Book, Chapter

 1     Int       |      in Jesus Christ, and it remains immanent in the Holy Spirit
 2     Int       |    sermons, and letters, the remains of which (in the Benedictine
 3     Int, 1    |     la foi (Paris, 1947).~It remains for me to express my appreciation
 4       1, III  |      dost thou pour out what remains of thee after heaven and
 5       6, XVI  |       that after death there remains a life for the soul, and
 6       6, I    |      air, or heaven), yet it remains an empty space - a spacious
 7       6, XI   |     that is truly real which remains immutable. It is good, then,
 8       9, IX   |  sense of touch, which still remains as an image in the memory
 9      10, VI   |       but the Word of my God remains above me forever.” If, then,
10      10, XV   |  that has fled is past; what remains is still future. If any
11      10, XXVII| something in my memory which remains fixed.~36. It is in you,
12      10, XXVII|     as they pass by and what remains after they have passed by -
13      10, XXVII|     already sounded and what remains will still sound. Thus it
14      12, IV   |     its own darkness. But it remains to be turned to him by whom
15      12, XV   |      pass away; but thy Word remains forever572  -  thy Word