Par.

 1 1 |      seek your face; your face, Lord, will I seek (Psalms xxvii.
 2 1 |         8). And come you now, O Lord my God, teach my heart where
 3 1 |        and how it may find you.~Lord, if you are not here, where
 4 1 |        I have never seen you, O Lord, my God; I do not know your
 5 1 |         form. What, O most high Lord, shall this man do, an exile
 6 1 |        does not know your face. Lord, you are my God, and you
 7 1 |      are my God, and you are my Lord, and never have I seen you.
 8 1 |  frequent sighs!~And you too, O Lord, how long? How long, O Lord,
 9 1 |     Lord, how long? How long, O Lord, do you forget us; how long
10 1 |   yourself to us? Look upon us, Lord; hear us, enlighten us,
11 1 |       help us. I beseech you, O Lord, that I may not lose hope
12 1 |       may breathe anew in hope. Lord, my heart is made bitter
13 1 |          with your consolation. Lord, in hunger I began to seek
14 1 |    sighs, that which I may eat. Lord, I am bowed down and can
15 1 |        and love you in finding. Lord, I acknowledge and I thank
16 1 |      anew. I do not endeavor, O Lord, to penetrate your sublimity,
17 2 |       There is no God. ~AND so, Lord, do you, who do give understanding
18 3 |       and this being you are, O Lord, our God.~So truly, therefore,
19 3 |      therefore, do you exist, O Lord, my God, that you can not
20 4 |    exist.~I thank you, gracious Lord, I thank you; because what
21 5 |    nothing.~WHAT are you, then, Lord God, than whom nothing greater
22 6 |     sort, to feel.~Therefore, O Lord, although you are not a
23 7 |      against them.~Therefore, O Lord, our God, the more truly
24 8 |        and not compassionate, O Lord, unless because you are
25 9 |       life? How, then, gracious Lord, good to the righteous and
26 9 |    justice? If this is true, my Lord, if this is true, teach
27 11|     according to your nature, O Lord, that you should punish
28 11|      then, all the paths of the Lord are mercy and truth (Psalms
29 11|    Psalms xxv. 10); and yet the Lord is righteous in all his
30 13|        members. Therefore, you, Lord, are peculiarly uncircumscribed
31 14|      you have found him? Why, O Lord, our God, does not my soul
32 14|        not seen you as you are? Lord my God, my creator and renewer,
33 14|      own darkness.~Why is this, Lord, why is this? Is the eye
34 15|        conceived. ~THEREFORE, O Lord, you are not only that than
35 16|    wherein he dwells. ~TRULY, O Lord, this is the unapproachable
36 17|         STILL you are hidden, O Lord, from my soul in your light
37 17|         attributes in yourself, Lord God, after your ineffable
38 18|        for your goodness' sake! Lord, I sought your face; your
39 18|    sought your face; your face, Lord, will I seek; hide not your
40 18|         it strive toward you, O Lord. What are you, Lord, what
41 18|      you, O Lord. What are you, Lord, what are you? What shall
42 18|       all at once. How, then, O Lord, are you all these things?
43 18|      there are no parts in you, Lord, nor are you more than one.
44 21|    although you are so great, O Lord, that all things are full
45 22|         THEREFORE, you alone, O Lord, are what you are; and you
46 25|         the righteous is of the Lord (Psalms xxxvii. 39) If it
47 25| satisfied when the glory of the Lord has appeared (Psalms xvii.
48 26|     XXVI.~Is this joy which the Lord promises made full? --The
49 26|       shall know.~My God and my Lord, my hope and the joy of
50 26|       into that joy.~Show me, O Lord, show your servant in his
51 26|     enter into the joy of their Lord. But that joy, surely, with
52 26|     have I told or conceived, O Lord, how greatly those blessed
53 26|         far they will know you, Lord, then! and how much they
54 26|        and there full in truth. Lord, through your Son you do
55 26|       joy may be full. I ask, O Lord, as you do counsel through
56 26|        I enter into your joy, O Lord, who are the Three and the