Par.

 1 1 |       your occupations; hide yourself, for a time, from your disturbing
 2 1 |  face? When will you restore yourself to us? Look upon us, Lord;
 3 1 |     us, enlighten us, reveal yourself to us. Restore yourself
 4 1 |      yourself to us. Restore yourself to us, that it may be well
 5 1 |    it may be well with us, --yourself, without whom it is so ill
 6 1 |      to seek you, and reveal yourself to me, when I seek you,
 7 1 |  find you, except you reveal yourself. Let me seek you in longing,
 8 12|    through nothing else than yourself. Therefore, you are the
 9 17|     have these attributes in yourself, Lord God, after your ineffable
10 18| being, and so identical with yourself, that in no respect are
11 18|    no respect are you unlike yourself; rather you are unity itself,
12 20|    you are ever present with yourself, and since that to which
13 22|    you are all-sufficient to yourself, and need none; and you
14 23|      by which you do express yourself; for the Word is true, as
15 23|      seeing that you do love yourself and him, and he, you and
16 25|   you did love altogether as yourself possessed the same blessedness,
17 25|    not less for him than for yourself. But, if two, or three,
18 25|     much for each one as for yourself, if you did love each as
19 25|      if you did love each as yourself. Hence, in that perfect