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 1 2 |           kindled in him such love of the Bible that he decided -
 2 7 |   unity. Indeed, such was his love for Holy Scripture that
 3 31|      impressed by the intense love of the Bible which St. Jerome
 4 31|   Spirit of God. This intense love of the Bible he was ever
 5 31|  really addressed to us all: "Love the Bible and wisdom will
 6 31|     the Bible and wisdom will love you; love it and it will
 7 31|     and wisdom will love you; love it and it will preserve
 8 33|     to return to St. Jerome's love of the Bible: this is so
 9 50|      interpretations. But his love of the Bible, his unceasing
10 60|       studies: it sprang from love of God and it worked itself
11 60|      itself out in an earnest love of God's Church - the divinely
12 60|      meant for Jerome growing love of the Spouse of Christ.
13 60|     reverent yet enthusiastic love he attached himself to the
14 60|       good men admire him and love him.[114]~And Jerome had
15 61|    Christian life; and that a love of what is really good is
16 62|     something."[117] Jerome's love of the Church, too, shines
17 63|       mystical body, so, too, love of Christ is ever associated
18 63|       of His Church; and this love of Christ must ever be the
19 63|     road to the knowledge and love of Christ that he did not
20 65| Jerome wondrously uplifted to love for and knowledge of Christ
21 65|    Burning as he did with the love of Christ we cannot but
22 66|      hard to one who does not love Christ. But those who consider
23 67|   more drawn to knowledge and love of Christ; hence, too, that
24 67|      Christ; hence, too, that love of prayer of which he has
25 67|        Hence, too, his ardent love for the Holy Eucharist: "
26 67| vessel?"[128] Hence, too, his love for Christ's Mother, whose