Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0| attempts to apply them and to interpret Scripture by them, they
 2 pref,   0|       he himself undertake to interpret for others? Why does he
 3   2,  12 |      For we must learn not to interpret, but to correct texts of
 4   2,  16 |       would, if any one could interpret them, be of great value
 5   3,   9 |   weakness and bondage; so to interpret signs wrongly is the result
 6   3,  12 |     prophetical sense, and to interpret as bearing ultimately upon
 7   3,  16 |       while it is possible to interpret it in two ways, one pointing
 8   3,  16 |      back to benevolence, and interpret the coals of fire as the
 9   3,  27 |  words which we are trying to interpret; and assuredly the Holy
10   3,  30 | applied, we should be able to interpret all the obscure passages
11   4,  20 |       the teacher not only to interpret what is obscure, and to