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1      3,      4    |      proposed for our belief mysteries hidden in God   which, unless
2      3,      4    |     most profitable,  of the mysteries,   whether by analogy from
3      3,      4    |  from the connexion of these mysteries   with one another and
4      3,      4    | capable of penetrating these mysteries  in the way in which it
5      3,      4    |    object.  For   the divine mysteries,  by their very nature,
6      3,      4    |   same God   who reveals the mysteries and infuses faith, and
7      3,  Canons, 4|  there are contained no true mysteries properly so-called, but