Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|       said to have committed the Scriptures to memory through hearing
 2 pref,   0|        profess to understand the Scriptures without any directions from
 3 pref,   0|        tongue, opened to him the Scriptures. Did not God talk with Moses,
 4   1, arg |          explain aright the Holy Scriptures. ~
 5   1,  36 |          he understands the Holy Scriptures, or any part of them, but
 6   1,  39 |         these, does not need the Scriptures except for the purpose of
 7   1,  39 |       live without copies of the Scriptures, even in solitude, on the
 8   2,   2 |        are contained in the Holy Scriptures, were made known to us through
 9   2,   2 |     those, namely, who wrote the Scriptures. The beasts, too, have certain
10   2,   6 |    welfare, so arranged the Holy Scriptures as by the plainer passages
11   2,   7 |      earnest student of the Holy Scriptures exercises himself, to find
12   2,   7 |         first of all find in the Scriptures that he, through being entangled
13   2,   8 |          regard to the canonical Scriptures, he must follow the judgment
14   2,   8 | Accordingly, among the canonical Scriptures he will judge according
15   2,  11 |          the translations of the Scriptures from Hebrew into Greek can
16   2,  13 |         languages from which the Scriptures are translated into Latin,
17   2,  14 |          are anxious to know the Scriptures ought in the first place
18   2,  16 |       several places in the Holy Scriptures we find both numbers and
19   2,  22 |       fortunes of these two, the Scriptures bear witness, which are
20   2,  28 |        much in understanding the Scriptures, even if it be learnt without
21   2,  41 |          the student of the Holy Scriptures, prepared in the way I have
22   2,  42 |      wonderful simplicity of the Scriptures. ~
23   3,   9 |          and consolations of the Scriptures. But at the present time,
24   3,  17 |      rules for understanding the Scriptures will be as follows, to recognize
25   3,  18 |   support for itself in the very Scriptures which were intended to overthrow
26   3,  25 |         denotes the grace of the Scriptures passing away from the Jews
27   3,  27 |        if a man in searching the Scriptures endeavours to get at the
28   3,  27 |          in regard to the Sacred Scriptures than that the same words
29   3,  29 |          that the authors of our Scriptures use all those forms of expression
30   3,  29 |        are unacquainted with the Scriptures, and have learnt these figures
31   3,  30 |        passages in the canonical Scriptures which present obscurities
32   4, arg |          the authors of the Holy Scriptures as the best models of eloquence,
33   4,   5 |          have expounded the Holy Scriptures, not only with wisdom, but
34   4,  21 |          men who, by reading the Scriptures, have attained to the knowledge
35   4,  21 |        the testimony of the Holy Scriptures, where it says: 'And Melchizedek