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 1 6 |       ARGUMENT. AND THAT, ALTHOUGH SCRIPTURE OFTEN CHANGES THE DIVINE
 2 6 |          And although the heavenly Scripture often turns the divine appearance
 3 6 |   recognise the plan of the divine Scripture according to the proportion
 4 11|        hold the perfect truth. For Scripture as much announces Christ
 5 12|            we hesitate to say what Scripture does not shrink from declaring ?
 6 12|           wherein the authority of Scripture has never hesitated ? For,
 7 12|           Christ and God ? For the Scripture says that God shall come.
 8 13|          considers the evangelical Scripture, that it has associated
 9 18|            see." But certainly the Scripture does not lie; therefore,
10 18|    describes his mode of life; yet Scripture sets forth this angel as
11 18|        himself. Moreover, says the Scripture, the same Angel and God
12 18| lamentation, "God heard," says the Scripture, "the voice of the lad from
13 18|           immediately added by the Scripture: "And God opened her eyes,
14 19|          like manner as the divine Scripture has frequently declared
15 19|            God, so the same divine Scripture declares Him also both man
16 19|        after this, the same divine Scripture justly does not cease to
17 20|           FROM OTHER PARTS OF HOLY SCRIPTURE THAT HE IS GOD ALSO.~But
18 24|            HAVE ILL UNDERSTOOD THE SCRIPTURE.~But the material of that
19 24|            God. That also when the Scripture says that "Holy Thing,"
20 24|            God. And yet the divine Scripture easily convicts and discloses
21 24|         their wiles; but since the Scripture itself, abounding in heavenly
22 24|            God by the truth of the Scripture which declares this very
23 25|        RECEIVED THAT GOD DIED; FOR SCRIPTURE SETS FORTH THAT NOT ONLY
24 25|            only, but God also--and Scripture tells us that He died for
25 25|         and was raised again--then Scripture teaches us to believe that
26 25|           perilous results. For if Scripture were to set forth that Christ
27 25|            then God died. But when Scripture determines, as we have frequently
28 26|        this side; since the divine Scripture, not so much of the Old
29 28|       Father. For often the divine Scripture announces things that are
30 28|     scornfully given to drink, the Scripture says, "In my thirst they
31 28|           my feet." For the divine Scripture, foreseeing, speaks of things
32 29|     OPERATIONS TIE ENUMERATES FROM SCRIPTURE.~Moreover, the order of
33 30|          AND THE FATHER GOD, STILL SCRIPTURE DOES NOT SET FORTH TWO GODS,
34 30|      militate against the truth of Scripture; nor yet against our faith,
35 30|           then, shall we say? Does Scripture set before us two Gods?