Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,2  |                                    Understanding of the Holy Scriptures.~
 2   1,1,3  |           has retained its correct understanding. ~This is because, just
 3   1,1,4  |             in accordance with her understanding of the ~world, which is
 4   1,1,4  |    instructed him in the Christian understanding of ~what he had been reading,
 5   1,1,5  |           such great importance to understanding the Faith that they began
 6   1,1,6  |            ponderous and difficult understanding of the original text. On
 7   1,1,7  |          vital importance to their understanding. ~ And what is this .Church?.
 8   1,1,7  |          that we must turn for its understanding. ~ This classic riddle .
 9   1,2,2  |         exceptional importance for understanding the en-~tire history of
10   1,2,2  |           prefer a direct, literal understanding of the story ~of the fall
11   1,2,2  |         the deeper level ~of their understanding. In contrast, the civil
12   1,2,4  |            physical and spiritual. Understanding this mystery helps man to
13   1,2,4  |           are beyond our powers of understanding. The purpose ~of the symbols
14   1,2,4  |      spirit of God, in wisdom, in ~understanding, and in knowledge, and in
15   1,4    |         mouth~cometh knowledge and understanding (Prov. 2:6). ~The Bible
16   1,4,3  |            hast asked for thyself ~understanding to discern judgment; Behold,
17   1,4,3  |          given ~thee a wise and an understanding heart; so that there was
18   1,4,3  |           and the man that getteth understanding. For the ~merchandise of
19   1,4,7  |           28). Be steadfast in thy understanding; and let thy word be the
20   1,4,7  |          lips is esteemed a man of~understanding (Prov. 17:28). Seest thou
21   1,4,7  |           liftest up thy voice for understanding; If thou seekest her as
22   1,4,7  |         mouth cometh knowledge and~understanding. He layeth up sound wisdom
23   1,4,7  |    discretion shall preserve thee,~understanding shall keep thee (Prov. 2:
24   1,4,7  |                 He that hath small understanding, and feareth God, is better
25   1,4,7  |            lean not unto thine own understanding.~In all thy ways acknowledge
26   1,4,7  |    Discretion shall~preserve thee, understanding shall keep thee ... To deliver
27   1,5,5  |        especially valuable for the understanding of the essence of the gift
28   1,5,5  |          prophet's speech made the understanding of the book difficult, and
29   1,Add,3| preparation a person can ~have for understanding the Bible. ~ ~
30   1,Add,0|            the reading, but in the understanding.] Is there any definite
31   1,Add,0|          importance for ~the right understanding of the Scriptures. All hermeneutical .
32   1,Add,1|       authority of .ecclesiastical understanding. ~. ecclesiasticae intelligentiae
33   1,Add,1|          of faith. .Ecclesiastical understanding. ~could not add anything
34   1,Add,1|            the reading, but in the understanding;. ~[ad Constantium Aug.,
35   1,Add,1|     Christian, and Christological, understanding ~of .Prophecy,. that is .
36   1,Add,1|         indispensable guide in the understanding of Scripture and the ultimate ~
37   1,Add,1|             Tradition. was, in his understanding, a depositum juvenescens, ~
38   1,Add,1|          had the knowledge and the understanding of the truth, of the truth
39   1,Add,1|            necessary for the right understanding of the Holy Word. .For the
40   1,Add,1|           sound preaching, no real understanding of the Word of God. And ~
41   1,Add,1|     Scripture, that is . its ~true understanding, was only in the Church,
42   1,Add,1|        preoccupation with the true understanding of the Word of God as in
43   2,2,1  |         Jesus Christ gave us a~new understanding of God: that of a close,
44   2,2,2  |           in order to get a~better understanding of the original text. The
45   2,2,5  |           a better explanation and understanding of the gospels, it is essential~
46   2,3,3  |     likewise, dwell with them with understanding, giving honor to the~wife,
47   2,3,3  |       James 1:5). “Who is wise and understanding~among you? Let him show
48   2,4,1  |         person that seeks a deeper understanding of the Christian faith.
49   2,4,1  |         were equal to his profound~understanding of Christ’s New Testament
50   2,4,2  |           with his personality, an understanding of~his life and character
51   2,4,3  |     According to his Epistles, the understanding of “works of the law” does
52   2,4,4  |            and reflects a profound understanding of the~Old Testament.~Selected
53   2,4,4  |           God,~which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts
54   2,5,1  |  Notwithstanding the difficulty in understanding this book, spiritually enlightened
55   2,5,1  |       guided more by faith~than by understanding. I find them only surpassing
56   2,5,1  |            them only surpassing my understanding.” The Blessed Jerome~expresses
57   2,5,4  |           For example, the~literal understanding of the images in this book
58   2,5,4  |         very difficult any correct understanding of the Apocalypse.~Contemporary
59   2,5,4  |    metaphoric (rather than actual) understanding of the Second Coming of
60   2,5,9  |             In the context of this understanding of the~symbolism of the