Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|         power is not his own, in the sense of originating with himself,
 2 pref,   0|            will arrive at the hidden sense without any error, or at
 3   1, arg |              expression, of the true sense of Scripture. He shows that
 4   1,   2 |             word "thing" in a strict sense, to signify that which is
 5   1,   6 |                     Chap. 6. In what sense God is ineffable~
 6   1,   7 |           them who are in bondage to sense think that either the heavens,
 7   1,  12 |                    Chap. 12. In what sense the Wisdom of God came to
 8   1,  12 |                      Not then in the sense of traversing space, but
 9   1,  32 |             could say in the fullest sense of the words, "I AM THAT
10   1,  33 |            to "enjoy" is used in the sense of to "use with delight."
11   2,   3 |          another, some relate to the sense of sight, some to that of
12   2,   3 |       signified His will through the sense of taste; and when by touching
13   2,  12 |              be taken in its literal sense, so that a man may understand
14   2,  12 |              compared, a more likely sense of the words suggests itself,
15   2,  12 |          that is wholly alien to the sense of the writer. As for example,
16   2,  12 |              other, taking the wrong sense of an ambiguous word, fell
17   2,  13 |            have chosen to follow the sense quite as much as the words.
18   2,  16 |         undoubtedly conveys a secret sense; but yet if the evangelist
19   2,  24 |           this letter in a different sense when writing to a Greek
20   2,  38 |            but wise he cannot in any sense be deemed. ~
21   3, arg |           shown to be in its literal sense inconsistent either with
22   3,   3 |             can be made. But neither sense is opposed to faith. ~
23   3,   3 |              useful in conveying the sense than the pure speech of
24   3,   3 |              in better Latin but the sense less clear. But sometimes
25   3,   5 |            of Scripture in a literal sense~
26   3,  11 |              a way as to obscure the sense, and make it allegorical
27   3,  12 |           figurative and prophetical sense, and to interpret as bearing
28   3,  16 |              He says in a figurative sense, "Let him lose his life"
29   3,  25 |            used leaven both in a bad sense, as when He said, "Beware
30   3,  25 |          Pharisees," I and in a good sense, as when He said, "The kingdom
31   3,  25 | metaphorically at one time in a good sense, at another in a bad, as
32   3,  25 |            serpent is used in a good sense, "Be wise as serpents;"
33   3,  25 |       serpents;" and again, in a bad sense, "The serpent beguiled Eve
34   3,  25 |              Bread is used in a good sense, "I am the living bread
35   3,  25 |              it is uncertain in what sense they ought to be taken,
36   3,  26 |            from the places where the sense in which they are used is
37   3,  26 |          manifest we must gather the sense in which they are to be
38   3,  29 |       opposite of their etymological sense, as a grove is called lucus
39   3,  29 |              this or that figurative sense which we are unacquainted
40   3,  35 |              be taken in a spiritual sense for the whole time during
41   3,  37 |             the wicked, who are in a sense his body, and destined to
42   4,   7 |       investigation of the spiritual sense; (and hence some passages
43   4,   7 |             seeking pleasure for the sense of hearing. And here, when
44   4,  10 |             it was important for the sense to put a word here in the
45   4,  16 |             and if it be done from a sense of duty, it is esteemed
46   4,  29 |         works they deny Him." In one sense, then, they do say the things,
47   4,  29 |           the things, and in another sense they do not say them; for