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 1 2 |           fuller riches of Christ and true knowledge of his Savior.[10]
 2 14| interpretation; indeed, for Jerome, a true prophet was to be distinguished
 3 14|                  The Lord's words are true; for Him to say it, means
 4 14|              incredible, yet they are true;[37] in this "word of truth"
 5 14|              itself both passages are true despite their diversity."[39]~
 6 24|           even held that this was the true norm for history.[44] A
 7 24|          context. For St. Jerome "the true norm of history" is this:
 8 24|           written of God's Saints are true." He then gives examples
 9 27|           witness, and his witness is true; and he knows that he tells
10 27|               says: "These things are true; they are faithfully and
11 40|             to detect false coin from true."[70]~
12 43|              holy teaching, teach the true faith, and lead us unfalteringly
13 52|        teaching Paulinus "how to make true progress in the Bible,"
14 54|               St. Jerome, realize how true are St. Paul's words: "All
15 55|              have got to keep to the "true interpretation, and that
16 61|            believing soul is Christ's true temple. Adorn it, deck it