Par.

 1 1 |        in vain without God. Man cannot seek God, unless God himself
 2 1 |          when I seek you, for I cannot seek you, except you teach
 3 1 |         of wrong-doing, that it cannot achieve that for which it
 4 2 |       greater can be conceived, cannot exist in the understanding
 5 3 |                CHAPTER III.~God cannot be conceived not to exist. --
 6 3 |        exists so truly, that it cannot be conceived not to exist.
 7 3 |       conceive of a being which cannot be conceived not to exist;
 8 3 |     conceived to exist, that it cannot even be conceived not to
 9 4 |      has said in his heart what cannot be conceived. --A thing
10 4 |         to exist; in reality he cannot.~BUT how has the fool said
11 4 |       that than which a greater cannot be conceived. And he who
12 4 | understands that God so exists, cannot conceive that he does not
13 5 |       be conceived of. But this cannot be conceived of you. What
14 11|      just in all his ways. --We cannot comprehend why, of the wicked,
15 13|         is wholly in one place, cannot at the same time be in another.
16 14|        you; but it sees that it cannot see farther, because of
17 15|       that than which a greater cannot be conceived, but you are
18 16|      which in the sun itself it cannot look upon. My understanding
19 16|     look upon. My understanding cannot reach that light, for it
20 16|      you I have my being; and I cannot come to you. You are within
21 18|        straitened understanding cannot see so many at one view,
22 20|         end? Is it because they cannot exist at all without you;
23 25|          and what he shall will cannot fail to be. If honor and
24 26|        rejoice in you. And if I cannot attain to full joy in this