Par.

 1 4 |     to understand this to be true.~ ~
 2 7 |    not lie, nor make what is true, false --as, for example,
 3 9 |  justice; nay, that it is in true harmony with justice. For,
 4 9 |   out of justice? If this is true, my Lord, if this is true,
 5 9 |    true, my Lord, if this is true, teach me how it is. Is
 6 13|       And this is seen to be true of corporeal things alone.
 7 13|     this is understood to be true of you alone. But circumscribed,
 8 13|    And this is recognised as true of created spirits. For,
 9 14|      so certain truth and so true certainty? But, if you have
10 14|  which is everything that is true, and outside which is only
11 18|  wisdom, eternity, and every true good. --Whatever is composed
12 18|  eternity, and you are every true good. Many are these attributes:
13 19|      whole forever? Or is it true that nothing of your eternity
14 23|    good. --Since the Word is true, and is truth itself, there
15 23|    yourself; for the Word is true, as you are truthful. And,
16 25| Christ (Romans viii. 17).~If true security delights you, undoubtedly