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 1 7 |         promotion of the Catholic truth, and the latter has received
 2 10|       they think they destroy the truth of the divine Books, are
 3 14| charismata of God were, there the truth was to be learnt, and that
 4 14|        and of ardent zeal for the truth, on whom God has bestowed
 5 20|       think) in a question of the truth or falsehood of a passage,
 6 20|          God Himself, the supreme Truth, can utter that which is
 7 20|         words and with infallible truth. Otherwise, it could not
 8 21|           which seems contrary to truth, I shall not hesitate to
 9 22|         be more needful than that truth should find defenders more
10 22|           masses with respect for truth than to see it boldly proclaimed
11 23|    contest must not be abandoned; truth cannot contradict truth,
12 23|           truth cannot contradict truth, and we may be sure that
13 23|           die and disappear; but "truth remaineth and groweth stronger
14 24|        the interests and glory of truth may require-the interest
15 24|         interest of that Catholic Truth which comes from above,