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 1 8 |       consistently held that the Sacred Books - written as they
 2 8 |       indeed pertains to all the sacred writers - that they followed
 3 8 |         says that whatsoever the sacred authors say "Is the word
 4 9 |          principal cause, on the sacred writers we shall find that
 5 15|    apparent discrepancies in the Sacred Books, to use every endeavor
 6 15|        he would never accuse the sacred writers of the slightest
 7 15|      wrote to Jerome that to the Sacred Books alone had he been
 8 17|        Author of the entirety of Sacred Scripture.[42] ~
 9 18|        clerics and professors of sacred learning - who in their
10 20|         claim - he said that the sacred writers spoke in accordance
11 20|       that there is any error in Sacred Scripture.~
12 21| Scripture or to concede that the sacred authors themselves could
13 22|   maintain that precisely as the sacred writers spoke of physical
14 22|       Encyclical - viz. that the sacred narrative is absolutely
15 29|      witness to the truth of the sacred books: "One jot, or one
16 39|         venture to interpret the sacred books as though they were
17 42|         let it be resting on the sacred page."[72]~When he sent
18 50|       follow in getting from the Sacred Books their full meaning.~
19 52|        Everything we read in the Sacred Books shines and glitters
20 59|        you know of anything more sacred than this sacred mystery,
21 59|   anything more sacred than this sacred mystery, anything more delightful