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 1 5 |         office, writes in the same sense: "Those," he says, "who
 2 7 |           acute in penetrating the sense of God's Word and so fertile
 3 7 |   assignment of the value of each "sense" in theology; the division
 4 13| investigate and ascertain its true sense, and how to meet and refute
 5 14|     warrant. Moreover, the literal sense itself frequently admits
 6 14|          to be considered the true sense of Holy Scripture which
 7 14|            is to judge of the true sense and interpretation of the
 8 14|        Holy Scripture against such sense or also against the unanimous
 9 14|         passages in that identical sense, and to prove, by all the
10 15|            the literal and obvious sense, except only where reason
11 15|          allegorical or figurative sense, more especially when such
12 15|            passages(41) - that the sense of Holy Scripture can nowhere
13 20|           may also happen that the sense of a passage remains ambiguous,