Par.

 1 1 | understand in some degree your truth, which my heart believes
 2 11|      of God are compassion and truth; and yet God is just in
 3 11|      of the Lord are mercy and truth (Psalms xxv. 10); and yet
 4 14|     him to be, with so certain truth and so true certainty? But,
 5 14|       it found to be light and truth? For how did it understand
 6 14|     except by seeing light and truth? Or, could it understand
 7 14|    through your light and your truth?~Hence, if it has seen light
 8 14|       if it has seen light and truth, it has seen you; if it
 9 14|      it has not seen light and truth. Or, is what it has seen
10 14|        has seen both light and truth; and still it has not yet
11 14|        from which shines every truth that gives light to the
12 14|        mind? How great is that truth in which is everything that
13 14|    false? How boundless is the truth which sees at one glance
14 16|     light! O whole and blessed truth, how far are you from me,
15 18|        you are wisdom, you are truth, you are goodness, you are
16 23|       the Word is true, and is truth itself, there is nothing
17 23|    truthful. And, hence, it is truth itself, just as you are;
18 23|      just as you are; no other truth than you; and you are of
19 26|        hope, and there full in truth. Lord, through your Son
20 26|      promise by virtue of your truth, that my joy may be full.