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1 8 |        investigation of the true meaning of the text; nor is there
2 13|  writings and to penetrate their meaning. This is the object of the
3 13|    ancient MSS. For although the meaning of the Hebrew and Greek
4 13|      investigate and expound the meaning. And the first counsel to
5 14|    fulness and a hidden depth of meaning which the letter hardly
6 16|         reasonableness, the true meaning, and the mutual relation
7 21| translator has not expressed the meaning of the passage, or that
8 23|        the true or most probable meaning of the passage in discussion,