Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    1,   2, 16  |      see God, because He is a pure spirit and cannot be seen
 2    2,   2, 16  |      see God, because He is a pure spirit and cannot be seen
 3    2,   4, 35  |     are angels?~A. Angels are pure spirits without a body,
 4    2,  26, 291 |   begging God to grant them a pure intention and to direct
 5    2,  33, 370 |       sixth Commandment to be pure in thought and modest in
 6    2,  34, 383 | Commandment to keep ourselves pure in thought and desire. ~
 7    3,   2, 168 |      see God, because He is a pure spirit and cannot be seen
 8    3,   2, 169 |    169. Why do we call God a "pure spirit'?~A. We call God
 9    3,   2, 169 |     spirit'?~A. We call God a pure spirit because He has no
10    3,   2, 169 |       is a spirit, but not a "pure" spirit, because it was
11    3,   4, 216 |     are angels?~A. Angels are pure spirits without a body,
12    3,   9, 420 | tongues of fire; for, being a pure spirit without a body, He
13    3,   9, 432 |     are sins committed out of pure malice, and greatly opposed
14    3,  15, 715 |  desires, words and works are pure and modest, are promised
15    3,  17, 767 |      are sorry for sin out of pure love of God's own goodness
16    3,  24, 992 |       to such a life from the pure and holy motive of serving
17    3,  25, 1046|   begging God to grant them a pure intention and to direct
18    3,  33, 1282|       sixth Commandment to be pure in thought and modest in
19    3,  34, 1316| Commandment to keep ourselves pure in thought and desire.~ ~