^23:4 A book in which such passages in the sutras as relate to the Pure Land doctrine are systematically collected.

^23:5 "Stanzas concerning the two gates, entrance and exit" The entrance is to enter into Pure Land, and the exit means coming back from Pure Land to this world of defilement in order to save one's fellow-beings.

^23:6 Such passages collected from the sutras of the Pure Land doctrine, and compared, as relating to the birth in Pure Land.

^23:7 A classified collection of those passages which relate to the Buddha's grace towards us in its twofold operation, going and coming back. The going means being born in Pure Land, and the coming back is re-appearance in this world.

^24:8 Hymns of Pure Land in easy Japanese.

^24:9 Hymns in easy Japanese dedicated to the Seven Great Fathers of the True Sect.

^24:10 Hymns concerning the three periods of religion, orthodox, representative, and terminating. in which it is explained that for us born in the terminating period the True Sect is the most appropriate religion.

^24:11 A commentary work on the venerable Seikaku's book on faith, in which is set forth the doctrine of salvation by faith alone.

^24:12 The scriptural passages explained which are inscribed on the paper bearing the honorable names of the Buddha as well as the portraits of the Fathers.

^24:13 "My view concerning the controversy between the One Thought and the Many Thoughts."

^24:14 "The Light of the Terminating Period." A book in which are collected some of Shinran's sayings and letters.

^24:15 "Letters of the Venerable Shinran."

^25:16 A work written with a view to settle the heterodoxical opinions that were entertained by some True Sect followers concerning the real signification of the teaching of Shinran.