Book, Chapter

 1       4, XV  | preferred to contend that thy immutable substance was involved in
 2       6, III |    answer to believe that the immutable God was mutable, lest I
 3       6, VII |     and that thy substance is immutable, and that thou dost care
 4       6, X   |    soul and above my mind the Immutable Light. It was not the common
 5       6, XI  |      truly real which remains immutable. It is good, then, for me
 6       9, XXV |     mutable; but thou abidest immutable over all. Yet thou hast
 7      10, VIII|     us unless it be the Truth immutable? For even when we are instructed
 8      10, VIII|      thereby led to the Truth immutable. There we learn truly as
 9      10, VIII| unless the Beginning remained immutable, there would then not be
10      11, XXIV|       assert that thou in thy immutable Word hast created all things,
11      11, XXV |  cannot see as clearly as the immutable Truth is seen? If Moses
12      12, IV  |     But thy incorruptible and immutable will - in itself all-sufficient
13      12, VIII|       thy Spirit, which moved immutable over all things mutable.
14      12, XI  |    thereby discovered what is immutable above them all, which is
15      12, XVI |   seem right to thee that the immutable Light should be known by