Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|          blamed for their want of understanding. It is just as if they were
 2 pref,   0|        have arrived at a thorough understanding of them; or by that barbarian
 3 pref,   0|          his own. But reading and understanding, as he does, without the
 4   1,  40 |          bent upon making all his understanding of Scripture to bear upon
 5   2,   8 |   knowledge, if not yet with full understanding, still with such knowledge
 6   2,   8 |      prejudices averse to a sound understanding. Now, in regard to the canonical
 7   2,   9 |        books, if not yet with the understanding, still to read them so as
 8   2,   9 |           more capacious does his understanding become. For among the things
 9   2,  12 |     assist rather than hinder the understanding of Scripture, if only readers
10   2,  12 |       point. Accordingly here, as understanding consists in sight, and is
11   2,  12 |        pass away, but abides, our understanding being purified by holding
12   2,  13 |         do not interfere with the understanding of the passage, yet they
13   2,  13 |           how does it prevent our understanding it to have the following
14   2,  13 |          interfering with a right understanding. But take, on the other
15   2,  16 |         things is helpful for the understanding of figurative expressions~
16   2,  16 |    numbers, too, prevents us from understanding things that are set down
17   2,  18 |         it that is of use for the understanding of Holy Scripture; nor does
18   2,  24 |           devils by that previous understanding in the mind which is, as
19   2,  28 |           assists us very much in understanding the Scriptures, even if
20   3,   8 |      their minds in the spiritual understanding of such. ~
21   3,  17 |          another of our rules for understanding the Scriptures will be as
22   3,  26 |         there is no better way of understanding the words addressed to God, "
23   3,  29 |        their knowledge of them in understanding Scripture. But this is not
24   3,  30 |          very great assistance in understanding Scripture), and that no
25   3,  37 |            there is no trouble in understanding it; when it occurs, however,
26   3,  37 |        mouth comets knowledge and understanding;" and it is from Him they
27   4,   5 | committing them to memory, but by understanding them aright and carefully
28   4,   8 |         there is no difficulty in understanding, we are not by any means
29   4,  10 |     speech which does not lead to understanding in the hearer, seeing that