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 1 5 |      its fruits. In innumerable passages of their writings we find
 2 7 |       light on the more obscure passages of the sacred volume. The
 3 13|       ideas, the parallelism of passages, and the like, we should
 4 14|      There is sometimes in such passages a fulness and a hidden depth
 5 14|       On the one hand, in those passages of Holy Scripture which
 6 14|        Church; on the other, in passages already defined, the private
 7 14|    should be to interpret those passages which have received an authentic
 8 14|              to interpret these passages in that identical sense,
 9 14|    interpretation. In the other passages, the analogy of faith should
10 15| proximate. Neither should those passages be neglected which the Fathers
11 15|       faith, the explanation of passages on which Catholics long
12 15|  Fathers also teach in numerous passages(41) - that the sense of
13 19|       be that, in commenting on passages where physical matters occur,
14 20|     admitted, but only in those passages where the proof is clear.
15 21|       each other those numerous passages which seem at variance-the
16 21|       seem at variance-the very passages which in great measure have
17 23|     have been placed on certain passages of Scripture (not belonging