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 1 1 | occupations; hide yourself, for a time, from your disturbing thoughts.
 2 1 |        Yield room for some little time to God; and rest for a little
 3 1 |        God; and rest for a little time in him. Enter the inner
 4 8 |   compassionate, and, at the same time, passionless? For, if you
 5 10|          wicked, and, at the same time, spare the wicked? Or, in
 6 13|           eternal. --No place and time contain God. But he is himself
 7 13|           way bounded by place or time is less than that which
 8 13|          which no law of place or time limits. Since, then, nothing
 9 13|     greater than you, no place or time contains you; but you are
10 13|         place, cannot at the same time be in another. And this
11 13|           as a whole, at the same time everywhere. And this is
12 13|   circumscribed, and, at the same time, uncircumscribed is that
13 13|          a whole, can at the same time be somewhere else as a whole,
14 19|        does not exist in place or time, but all things exist in
15 19|      simply, you are, outside all time. For yesterday and to-day
16 19|           no existence, except in time; but you, although nothing
17 19|          do not exist in space or time, but all things exist in
18 21|          God contains the ages of time themselves, and can be called
19 21|           ages? For, as an age of time contains all temporal things,
20 21|         contains even the ages of time themselves. And these are
21 22|           whatever you are at any time, or in any way, you are
22 22|        you be conceived as at any time non-existent. But you are