Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 III,6 |       makes use of different language to express the truth about
 2 III,6 |     of woman. In a sense the language is less precise, and, one
 3 III,6 |  metaphorical, closer to the language of the myths known at the
 4 III,6 |  called "woman". In biblical language this name indicates her
 5 III,8 | anthropomorphism of biblical language ~8. The presentation of
 6 III,8 |     man, God speaks in human language, using human concepts and
 7 III,8 | known. At the same time, the language of the Bible is sufliciently
 8 III,8 |  likeness to God in biblical language - must also be kept in mind
 9 III,8 |   characteristic of biblical language - its anthropomorphic way
10 VII,23|    lips of the Prophet using language which is essentially human.
11 VII,23|  which expresses in symbolic language the "great mystery" which