Book, Chapter

 1       1, XVIII|       a human being, were to hate another human being contrary
 2       2, X    | knottiness? It is unclean. I hate to reflect upon it. I hate
 3       2, X    |   hate to reflect upon it. I hate to look on it. But I do
 4       4, XIV  |  another which, if I did not hate, I should neither detest
 5       4, XIV  |   which I also, a man, would hate to be? Man is himself a
 6       5, VI   |      so that I might see and hate them.~
 7       5, XII  |   does return to thee. Now I hate such crooked and perverse
 8       6, II   |     of wine stimulate her to hate the truth, as it does too
 9       7, VII  |     discover my iniquity and hate it. I had known it, but
10       9, XXIII|    deceived. Therefore, they hate the truth for the sake of
11       9, XXIII|      she shines on them; and hate her when she rebukes them.
12       9, XXIII|      she reveals herself and hate her when she reveals them.
13      11, XIV  |     of love. Their enemies I hate vehemently. Oh, if thou