Par.

 1 Pre|      of silent reasoning with himself, matters of which he is
 2 1  |   cannot seek God, unless God himself teaches him; nor find him,
 3 1  |   find him, unless he reveals himself. God created man in his
 4 7  |      him; and the less has he himself against these.~He, then,
 5 7  |    able because he is able of himself, but because his impotence
 6 13 |   time contain God. But he is himself everywhere and always. He
 7 18 |  easily, and wickedly lost to himself and to us that which when
 8 23 |    Word by which he expresses himself. Neither is the love which
 9 23 |      and him, and he, you and himself, to the whole extent of
10 25 | another, through him, and he, himself and them, through himself.
11 25 |     himself and them, through himself. If concord, they shall
12 25 |     do what he wills, through himself, so they will have power,
13 25 |  shall love another less than himself, every one shall rejoice
14 25 |     each of the others as for himself.~If, then, the heart of
15 25 |     beyond compare, more than himself and all the others with