{"collection":"chr","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/chr/ecf/101/1010226.htm","path":"chr/ecf/101/1010226.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/chr/ecf/101/1010226.htm","text":"Chapter XXV.\u2014He Calls on God to Enlighten His Mind.\n32. And I confess unto Thee, O Lord, that I am as yet ignorant as to what time is, and again I confess unto Thee, O Lord, that I know that I speak these things in time, and that I have already long spoken of time, and that very \u201clong\u201d is not long save by the stay of time. How, then, know I this, when I know not what time is? Or is it, perchance, that I know not in what wise I may express what I know? Alas for me, that I do not at least know the extent of my own ignorance! Behold, O my God, before Thee I lie not. As I speak, so is my heart. Thou shalt light my candle; Thou, O Lord my God, wilt enlighten my darkness. 1051","title":"Nicene and Post Nicene-Fathers, Vol. I: The Confessions: ...","type":"page"}