Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0| penetrate the meaning of obscure passages in Scripture, they may stand
 2 pref,   0|      explains to an audience the passages of Scripture he understands
 3   1,  30 |    turning the attention to many passages of Holy Scripture. And on
 4   2,   6 |     Scriptures as by the plainer passages to satisfy our hunger, and
 5   2,   6 |         dug out of those obscure passages which may not be found set
 6   2,   9 |          investigate the obscure passages, and in doing so draw examples
 7   2,   9 |          and use the evidence of passages about which there is no
 8   2,   9 |        in regard to the doubtful passages. And in this matter memory
 9   2,  12 |         some of the more obscure passages; for example, in that passage
10   2,  39 |         and explaining ambiguous passages, of which I shall speak
11   3,   2 |        gathered from the plainer passages of Scripture, and from the
12   3,  22 |         chap. 22. Rule regarding passages of Scripture in which approval
13   3,  25 |      used as examples. There are passages, however, in regard to which
14   3,  26 |                chap. 26. Obscure passages are to be interpreted by
15   3,  26 |         be understood in obscure passages. For example, there is no
16   3,  27 |          can be shown from other passages of Scripture that any of
17   3,  27 |    concurring testimony of other passages equally divine? ~
18   3,  28 |        doubtful passage by other passages of Scripture than by reason~
19   3,  28 |      when we wish to examine the passages that are obscured by metaphorical
20   3,  29 |         in this way many obscure passages have had light thrown upon
21   3,  30 |        explain all the difficult passages for there are several other
22   3,  30 |    himself explains many obscure passages without using any of his
23   3,  30 |   troublesome to collect all the passages in the canonical Scriptures
24   3,  30 |        interpret all the obscure passages in the law that is, in the
25   4,   6 |         the latter. And in those passages where the learned do note
26   4,   7 |         facts in regard to other passages of Holy Scripture. Suppose
27   4,   7 |        at least in regard to the passages I have quoted from the apostle'
28   4,   7 |        seem to have altered some passages with the view of directing
29   4,   7 | spiritual sense; (and hence some passages are more obscure, because
30   4,   8 |         to imitate them in those passages where, with a view to exercise
31   4,   9 |         and with whom, difficult passages are to be discussed~
32   4,   9 |               For there are some passages which are not understood
33   4,  20 |  ornaments such as appear in the passages just quoted, it cannot be
34   4,  21 |          have cited these latter passages as examples of the temperate