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 1 7 |        contained in the reading, the interpretation and the defence of the divine
 2 7 |              and industry chiefly on interpretation and explanation. To them
 3 13|         science which has to do with Interpretation; wherein is imparted the
 4 13|      received and approved canons of interpretation. Hence, whilst weighing
 5 14|              Scripture and Theology; Interpretation; the Fathers~14. The Professor
 6 14|      expresses and which the laws of interpretation hardly warrant. Moreover,
 7 14|          judge of the true sense and interpretation of the Scriptures; and therefore
 8 14|             a certain and definitive interpretation, such labours may, in the
 9 14|           have received an authentic interpretation either from the sacred writers
10 14| hermeneutical laws admit of no other interpretation. In the other passages,
11 14|            Hence it follows that all interpretation is foolish and false which
12 14|           know, received the rule of interpretation in direct line from the
13 14|            clearly evinces that such interpretation has come down from the Apostles
14 15|            more especially when such interpretation is justified by the literal,
15 15|             many. For this method of interpretation has been received by the
16 17|           the legitimate and skilful interpretation of the Bible, is much; but
17 23|              been made either in the interpretation of the sacred words, or