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 1 7 |      therefore has the required knowledge and virtue together with
 2 10|         to lead men to a fuller knowledge of God and on the way of
 3 14|         under Gamaliel. For the knowledge poured into his soul by
 4 14|         and nearly eclipsed the knowledge he had acquired by his own
 5 14|          though that the latter knowledge was of no little value to
 6 14|  however, to mean every sort of knowledge, but only that which it
 7 14|    possess, that is to say, the knowledge, to phrase it briefly, which
 8 14|    briefly, which consists of a knowledge of self, of God and his
 9 14| renounce his own advantage. The knowledge of God will lead him to
10 14|      know and love God, and the knowledge of his office will lead
11 14|      lacks these three kinds of knowledge, whatever other learning
12 19|        better, and to make that knowledge have a bearing, moreover,