Chapter

1 3 |      inasmuch as its definitive statements are naked and open, and
2 20|      but there are also literal statements; nor are all shadows, but
3 20| spiritual significance to these statements of prophecy, according to
4 21|      shown above that uncertain statements should be determined by
5 28|          There are, again, some statements (of Scripture) so plainly
6 29|        of facts, and some plain statements of Holy Writ, throw light
7 33|  allegory, neither should those statements be forced into parables
8 49|         of God? The t preceding statements give us a clue to this t