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 1 2 |    riches of Christ and true knowledge of his Savior.[10] Jerome
 2 3 |    to perfect himself in his knowledge of the Bible, and at the
 3 9 | Scripture, and declares that knowledge of it is to be likened to
 4 19|   things concerning "profane knowledge," the garments in which
 5 19|     author's greater or less knowledge. Small wonder, then, that
 6 22|    whence they derived their knowledge, nor do they make other
 7 32| phrase and word - gave him a knowledge of the text such as no other
 8 33|     you had this foundation (knowledge of Scripture); nay, more -
 9 34|   prepared his soul for "the knowledge of Jesus Christ" and for
10 46|     of the priest shall keep knowledge, and men shall ask the Law
11 46|     will obtain here a wider knowledge of the Bible than they were
12 46|  history and geography. Such knowledge will avail them much in
13 47|  foolish, having the form of knowledge and of truth in the law,"
14 59|    reckon, meditation on and knowledge of the Bible."[112]~
15 63|   most agreeable result of a knowledge of Holy Scripture. So convinced
16 63|    was the royal road to the knowledge and love of Christ that
17 63|    life can there be without knowledge of the Bible wherein Christ,
18 65|     uplifted to love for and knowledge of Christ through his study
19 65|    most priceless pearl: the knowledge of the Savior, the mystery
20 67|  ever more and more drawn to knowledge and love of Christ; hence,
21 69| arrive at the all surpassing knowledge of Jesus Christ. In testimony