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1 5 | Spirit; that is to say, His light and His grace; and these,
2 7 |    calculated to throw much light on the more obscure passages
3 10|     forecasts formed by the light of nature; the miracles
4 13|    laid and make use of the light thus acquired. Next, the
5 14|   more ample measure of His light. Wherefore the expositor
6 17|   look upon it in any other light will be to open the door
7 17|  throw on the Scripture the light which is sought, or prove