Part, Question

1   1, 70  |           Moses ~describes what is obvious to sense, out of condescension
2   1, 71  |           Moses ~describes what is obvious to sense, out of condescension
3   1, 101 |            untrue, if taken in its obvious sense. ~It may, however,
4   2, 7   | Accordingly with us, names of more obvious things are transferred so
5   2, 7   |             to signify things less obvious: and hence it is that, as
6   2, 42  |            is that a thing is more obvious when seen in ~juxtaposition
7 Suppl, 64|    intercourse have their sin made obvious to all": and thus the same ~