Book, Chapter

 1   2, arg| interpretation of figurative expressions, knowledge of things is
 2   2,   6|  interpretation. Some of the expressions are so obscure as to shroud
 3   2,   9|    examples from the plainer expressions to throw light upon the
 4   2,  16|  understanding of figurative expressions~
 5   2,  16|   explained, many figurative expressions in Scripture become clear. ~
 6   2,  16|      too, renders figurative expressions obscure, as when we do not
 7   3, arg|     the interpreting literal expressions figuratively; 2. the interpreting
 8   3, arg|      interpreting figurative expressions literally. The author lays
 9   3, arg|    for the interpretation of expressions which have been proved to
10   3,   5|   which takes the figurative expressions of Scripture in a literal
11   3,  15|      interpreting figurative expressions~
12   3,  15|      in regard to figurative expressions, a rule such as the following
13   3,  24|     24. The character of the expressions used is above all to have
14   3,  28|     obscured by metaphorical expressions, we may either obtain a
15   3,  29| there that does not use such expressions, although he knows nothing
16   4,  25|       to please by beauty of expressions, is not in itself an adequate