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 1 Pre|        argument the existence of God, and whatsoever we believe
 2 Pre|         whatsoever we believe of God. --The difficulty of the
 3 Pre|          of one who contemplates God, and seeks to understand
 4 Pre|      suffice to demonstrate that God truly exists, and that there
 5 Pre|          to the contemplation of God, and seeks to understand
 6 1  |          to the contemplation of God. --It casts aside cares,
 7 1  |        all thoughts save that of God, that it may seek Him. Man
 8 1  |           Man was created to see God. Man by sin lost the blessedness
 9 1  |          keep it easily. Without God it is ill with us. Our labors
10 1  |     attempts are in vain without God. Man cannot seek God, unless
11 1  |     without God. Man cannot seek God, unless God himself teaches
12 1  |          cannot seek God, unless God himself teaches him; nor
13 1  |       unless he reveals himself. God created man in his image,
14 1  |          for some little time to God; and rest for a little time
15 1  |        all thoughts save that of God, and such as can aid you
16 1  |        whole heart! speak now to God, saying, I seek your face;
17 1  |          come you now, O Lord my God, teach my heart where and
18 1  |       never seen you, O Lord, my God; I do not know your form.
19 1  |      your face. Lord, you are my God, and you are my Lord, and
20 1  |        exile, from the vision of God into our present blindness,
21 1  |         of Eve, far removed from God! What have I undertaken?
22 1  |       confusion. I strove toward God, and I stumbled on myself.
23 2  |     CHAPTER II.~Truly there is a God, although the fool has said
24 2  |        in his heart, There is no God. ~AND so, Lord, do you,
25 2  |        in his heart, there is no God? (Psalms xiv. 1). But, at
26 3  |                     CHAPTER III.~God cannot be conceived not
27 3  |        conceived not to exist. --God is that, than which nothing
28 3  |    conceived not to exist is not God.~AND it assuredly exists
29 3  |       being you are, O Lord, our God.~So truly, therefore, do
30 3  |         do you exist, O Lord, my God, that you can not be conceived
31 3  |        in his heart, there is no God (Psalms xiv. 1), since it
32 4  |         As far as the word goes, God can be conceived not to
33 4  |          the former sense, then, God can be conceived not to
34 4  |         one who understands what God is can conceive that God
35 4  |         God is can conceive that God does not exist; although
36 4  |     foreign, signification. For, God is that than which a greater
37 4  |          he who understands that God so exists, cannot conceive
38 5  |                       CHAPTER V.~God is whatever it is better
39 5  |         WHAT are you, then, Lord God, than whom nothing greater
40 6  |                  CHAPTER VI.~How God is sensible (sensibilis)
41 6  |     although he is not a body. --God is sensible, omnipotent,
42 7  |        not power, but impotence. God can do nothing by virtue
43 7  |           Therefore, O Lord, our God, the more truly are you
44 8  |   compassionate and passionless. God is compassionate, in terms
45 8  |        the effect of compassion. God is not compassionate, in
46 9  |      all-just and supremely just God spares the wicked, and justly
47 9  |        righteous alone. Although God is supremely just, the source
48 9  |        his compassion is hidden. God is supremely compassionate,
49 9  |        the authority of justice. God spares the wicked out of
50 9  |     justice; for it is just that God, than whom none is better
51 9  |         make the wicked good. If God ought not to pity, he pities
52 9  |   impious to suppose. Therefore, God justly pities.~BUT how do
53 9  |        depth of your goodness, O God! The source of your compassion
54 9  |          O boundless goodness of God how passionately should
55 9  |           just and compassionate God, whose light seek; help
56 10 |      justly spares the wicked. --God, in sparing the wicked,
57 11 |          XI.~How all the ways of God are compassion and truth;
58 11 |    compassion and truth; and yet God is just in all his ways. --
59 11 |      nature, O just and gracious God, both when you do punish
60 12 |                     CHAPTER XII.~God is the very life whereby
61 13 |        No place and time contain God. But he is himself everywhere
62 14 |         CHAPTER XIV.~How and why God is seen and yet not seen
63 14 |      seek, my soul? You did seek God. You have found him to be
64 14 |          you have not found your God, how is he this being which
65 14 |      found him? Why, O Lord, our God, does not my soul feel you,
66 14 |          you as you are? Lord my God, my creator and renewer,
67 17 |                 CHAPTER XVII.~In God is harmony, fragrance, sweetness,
68 17 |     attributes in yourself, Lord God, after your ineffable manner,
69 18 |                   CHAPTER XVIII.~God is life, wisdom, eternity,
70 18 |      concept, of dissolution. In God wisdom, eternity, etc.,
71 18 |         and the very whole which God is, or unity itself, not
72 18 |          to rise to the light of God, and I have fallen back
73 20 |        things. --The eternity of God is present as a whole with
74 21 |          ages? --The eternity of God contains the ages of time
75 22 |         be is. --All things need God for their being and their
76 23 |          THIS good you are, you, God the Father; this is your
77 25 |       they shall be as angels of God, --because it is sown a
78 25 |      angels sing forever, before God. If it is any not impure,
79 25 |       river of your pleasures, O God (Psalms xxxvi. 8).~If it
80 25 |          you, the very wisdom of God will reveal itself to them.
81 25 |      friendship, they shall love God more than themselves, and
82 25 |       another as themselves. And God shall love them more than
83 25 |         to fulfil their will, as God to fulfil his. For, as God
84 25 |       God to fulfil his. For, as God will have power to do what
85 25 |         be. If honor and riches, God shall make his good and
86 25 |          shall be called sons of God, and gods; and where his
87 25 |         be also, heirs indeed of God, and joint-heirs with Christ (
88 25 |       their own accord; and that God, who loves them, will not
89 25 |       nothing more powerful than God will separate him from them
90 25 |   felicity, each one should love God beyond compare, more than
91 25 |     reckoning in the felicity of God, more than in his own and
92 25 |        But if they shall so love God with all their heart, and
93 26 | according as they shall know.~My God and my Lord, my hope and
94 26 |          in that life.~I pray, O God, to know you, to love you,
95 26 |        joy may be full. Faithful God, I ask. I will receive,
96 26 |        are the Three and the One God, blessed for ever and ever.