Chapter

 1 V   |      the philosophers and the spirit of the divines in the uncleanness
 2 VII |       knows, did she lack the spirit of prophecy. ~ So, after
 3 X   |       is omnipotent, the Holy Spirit is omnipotent. And whosoever
 4 X   |  itself, in what venom of the spirit, in what bitterness of mind,
 5 XI  |       exclusively to the Holy Spirit rather than to God the Father.
 6 XI  |     of the Paraclete with the Spirit Paraclete. Even as the whole
 7 XI  |  Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, without any difference
 8 XI  |     the Father or to the Holy Spirit, even as it is to the Son?
 9 XI  |       in the case of the Holy Spirit. For this Spirit, from the
10 XI  |     the Holy Spirit. For this Spirit, from the day of Its advent,
11 XI  |   this world, so did the Holy Spirit descend upon the disciples,
12 XI  | consider the workings of this Spirit Itself. To none of the three
13 XI  |       temple save to the Holy Spirit alone. He does not speak
14 XI  |       of a temple of the Holy Spirit, writing thus in his first
15 XI  |   joined unto the Lord is one spirit." (I Cor. vi. 17). And again: "
16 XI  |     is the temple of the Holy Spirit which is in you, which ye
17 XI  |       which is meant the Holy Spirit? Forsooth we are born again
18 XI  |      of water and of the Holy Spirit in baptism, and thus from
19 XI  |       seven-fold grace of the Spirit is added, whereby this same
20 XIII|  great perturbation to of the spirit, and when the only way of
21 XV  |     hidden desires resist the spirit which echoes in the words, "