Par.

 1 1 |   God, that it may seek Him. Man was created to see God.
 2 1 |      was created to see God. Man by sin lost the blessedness
 3 1 |     are in vain without God. Man cannot seek God, unless
 4 1 | reveals himself. God created man in his image, that he might
 5 1 |   understand.~Up now, slight man! flee, for a little while,
 6 1 |   most high Lord, shall this man do, an exile far from you?
 7 1 |      made.~O wretched lot of man, when he has lost that for
 8 1 |   itself, is only miserable. Man once did eat the bread of
 9 7 |       For, often we say to a man who denies the existence
10 7 |      same way, we say, "This man sits just as that man does,"
11 7 |   This man sits just as that man does," or, "This man rests
12 7 |    that man does," or, "This man rests just as that man does";
13 7 |  This man rests just as that man does"; although to sit is
14 25|     neither has the heart of man conceived (Isaiah Ixiv.
15 25|    you wander abroad, slight man, in your search for the
16 25|  great is the good! Heart of man, needy heart, heart acquainted
17 25|       If, then, the heart of man will scarce contain his
18 26|  mind, and soul, and all the man, are full of that joy, joy
19 26|    entered into the heart of man (Isaiah lxiv. 4; i Corinthians
20 26|    entered into the heart of man in this life, how far they