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 1 3 |   Church is so often called in Holy Writ a body, and even the
 2 3 |      full of vigour. Wherefore Holy Writ pointing to its strength
 3 4 |        frequent testimonies of Holy Writ that the true Church
 4 4 |    sees the valley, but on the holy mountain, that is, the Church,
 5 7 |         cap. 5, n. I). Besides Holy Writ it was absolutely necessary
 6 7 |        of this unity; and this Holy Writ clearly sets forth
 7 8 |        what is witnessed to by Holy Writ and what is otherwise
 8 8 |      of the Apostles, when the Holy Ghost had come down upon
 9 9 |       they studied the text of Holy Scripture alone, and took
10 10|    reason we find it called in Holy Writ by names indicating
11 12|      together, groweth up in a holy temple in the Lord" (Eph.
12 13| Council of Florence) "that the Holy and Apostolic See and the
13 13|     evident testimonies of the holy Fathers which exist to this
14 13|  Holiness the Pope of the most holy Church of Rome: that is
15 13| Himself; and, according to all holy synods, sacred canons and
16 13|  things, in respect of all the holy churches of God throughout
17 13|    Council of Lyons: "The same holy Roman Church possesses the
18 15|   Disciples; the Prince of the holy Apostles; the leader of
19 15|        is clearly set forth in Holy Writ, has ever been acknowledged
20 15|     only from the testimony of Holy Writ, from the teaching
21 15|  Councils themselves." Indeed, Holy Writ attests that the keys