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 1 1 |        it as a lasting sign of truth and of unconquerable strength.
 2 1 |    grace, realize and feel the truth of the divine saying, "My
 3 3 |      from Heaven the Spirit of Truth, He bade them go through
 4 3 |      which are contrary to the truth. The union consequently
 5 3 |        n. 5). He who seeks the truth must be guided by these
 6 8 |       would send the Spirit of Truth to His Disciples to remain
 7 8 |     But when He, the Spirit of Truth is come, He will teach you
 8 8 |    come, He will teach you all truth" (John xvi., 7-13). "And
 9 8 |       for ever, the Spirit of 'Truth" (Ibid. xiv., 16-17). "He
10 8 |      perpetuated. We see it in truth propagated, and, as it were,
11 9 |                 Every Revealed Truth, without Exception, Must
12 9 |       say: “Behold the word of truth is in the houses.” But we
13 9 |     must be looked upon as the truth, holding without hesitation
14 9 |        have a testimony of the truth" (De Praescrip., cap. xxxi).
15 9 | strengthened, by the Spirit of truth He taught, and by miracles
16 9 |       account of the intrinsic truth perceived by the natural
17 9 |       it can be said with less truth that every law is violated
18 9 |   point from divinely revealed truth absolutely rejects all faith,
19 9 |      honour God as the supreme truth and the formal motive of
20 9 |      closed their minds to the truth: "When we see the great
21 9 |       Church to strive, by the truth of its doctrine, to sanctify
22 13|    therefore, the ordinance of truth, and St. Peter, persevering
23 13|      it is bound to defend the truth of faith beyond all others,
24 15|       But it is opposed to the truth, and in evident contradiction