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 1 1 |      But if you are everywhere, why do I not see you present?
 2 1 |      and alas! we remain empty.~Why did he not keep for us,
 3 1 |         should feel so heavily? Why did he shut us away from
 4 3 |         belongs to it to exist. Why, then, has the fool said
 5 3 |      the highest degree of all? Why, except that he is dull
 6 9 |        And, although it appears why you do reward the good with
 7 9 |       least, is most wonderful, why you, the all and supremely
 8 9 |    willed to do this, we wonder why the supremely just has been
 9 11|            We cannot comprehend why, of the wicked, he saves
10 11|        BUT, is there any reason why it is not also just, according
11 11|      and this may be the reason why the supremely Just can will
12 11|         comprehended in any way why you can will to save the
13 11| consideration can we comprehend why, of those who are alike
14 11|   through supreme goodness; and why you do condemn the latter
15 14|            CHAPTER XIV.~How and why God is seen and yet not
16 14|          if you have found him, why is it that you do not feel
17 14|        feel you have found him? Why, O Lord, our God, does not
18 14|    because of its own darkness.~Why is this, Lord, why is this?
19 14|    darkness.~Why is this, Lord, why is this? Is the eye of the
20 25|        4; I Corinthians ii. 9).~Why, then, do you wander abroad,