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 1 1 |             There has never been a time when this watchfulness of
 2 8 |          revelation is at the same time of God and from God; that
 3 9 |         circumstances of place and time, attributes to it qualities
 4 9 |             and with the place and time in which He lived. A strange
 5 15|             to awake for the first time the religious sentiment
 6 17|            some theologians of his time: Some among you, inflated
 7 19|           consciousness until such time as the same magisterium
 8 20| development of the germs a certain time and a certain series of
 9 26|            with the needs of their time. The progress of dogma is
10 30|        what they, judging from the time in which he lived, can admit
11 31|           who has lived at a given time and in a given place, and
12 32|           is born one day requires time for growth. Hence the critic
13 33|          21, 22); but, at the same time, they excite just indignation
14 35|            within a brief lapse of time and of which He was to become
15 36|           erred in determining the time when the coming of the Kingdom
16 42|         with the exigencies of our time or the progress of science (
17 42|        excusable on account of the time in which they lived. Finally,
18 53|          his office to read in due time each number after it has
19 54|           has been obtained in due time and for each case, it shall