Book, Chapter

 1     Int      | guidance of the Holy Spirit; to shape the destinies of all creation
 2     Int      |     philosophy. His view of the shape and process of human history
 3     Int      |     thus had to have extension, shape, and finite relation. He
 4       3, VII |         God limited by a bodily shape, and has he hairs and nails?”
 5       4, XV  | qualities of line and color and shape, and, because I could not
 6       4, XV  |    their qualities, such as the shape of a man, his kind, his
 7       5, X   |        be bounded by the bodily shape of our limbs. And when I
 8       6, IV  |         on all sides - like the shape of a human body.~6. I was
 9      11, III |        formlessness without any shape.~
10      11, VIII|     third day, giving a visible shape to the unformed matter which
11      11, IX  |   itself. For where there is no shape or order there is nothing
12      11, XI  |     Thou art not changed by any shape or motion, and thy will
13      11, XXIX|         you could gather up and shape. Therefore, the song is