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 1 6 |    thoroughly convinced of the truth of what he once wrote to
 2 8 |    divine dignity and absolute truth of Scripture.~You will not
 3 9 |       regarding the particular truth which, "in the person of
 4 11|       my eloquence than by the truth.[25]~
 5 12|        captive in the bonds of truth."[26] Again, "We must not
 6 12|   testimonies are the bonds of truth, then you can contend with
 7 14|     false by this very note of truth:[31] "The Lord's words are
 8 14|     the former always tell the truth; the latter - as being mere
 9 14|     true;[37] in this "word of truth" you cannot find things
10 15|   seemed to run counter to the truth, he did not think that that
11 16| forbids it as God, the Supreme Truth, necessarily cannot be the
12 17|    aptly express with unerring truth; else God would not be the
13 19| inspiration - namely, absolute truth and immunity from error -
14 19|       garments in which Divine truth is presented - God merely
15 21|        it is a question of the truth of certain expressions we
16 21|       very far indeed from the truth. He also teaches that Divine
17 22|       not rest on the absolute truth of the facts but merely
18 22| pleased to term their relative truth, namely, what people then
19 22|      how could we maintain the truth insisted on throughout Leo
20 23|       defending the historical truth of Scripture from their
21 24|       maintained that historic truth and sequence were not observed
22 24|     writer was ignorant of the truth and simply adopted the false
23 26|       overturn the fundamental truth of the Bible and thus destroy
24 26|    with the entire and perfect truth of God's word, or who suggest
25 27|        knows that he tells the truth, and you also may believe" (
26 27|      thereby instructed in the truth and misled by no lie."[49]~
27 29|      solemn His witness to the truth of the sacred books: "One
28 30|        the superexcellence and truth of Scripture is Christ's
29 34|      what the latter hid. Of a truth Scripture was meant to grow
30 43|     own person, experience the truth of David's words: "The hidden
31 46| writing in defense of Catholic truth, they may be able worthily
32 47|       form of knowledge and of truth in the law," if he is unwilling
33 55|    learned simplicity which is truth."[100]~This ideal he ever
34 62|       pillar and the ground of truth." . . . With jewels like
35 62|       the pillar and ground of truth."[119]~By the Lord's voice