Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1  |                  teaching of Scripture. The sense of dignity and worth ~of
 2   1,1,5  |                  Thus, there is certainly a sense in which all parts of Scripture
 3   1,1,6  |             translate the text in a literal sense, the interpretation ~suffers
 4   1,2,1  |                    understood in its modern sense, for ~several different
 5   1,2,1  |               science. Revelation alone can sense the .why. of creation. The
 6   1,2,2  |                     their natural, literal ~sense, and where they are expressed
 7   1,2,2  |            childlike state in the spiritual sense, he was still a noble ~creature
 8   1,2,2  |                    and Eve. But in order to sense the beatitude of God's nearness
 9   1,2,2  |                  with the hidden, spiritual sense, that there is no possibility
10   1,2,4  |                experience left Moses with a sense of failure, and he asked
11   1,4,5  |                     was used in an elevated sense to represent the union be-~
12   1,4,5  |                   in this elevated symbolic sense that the Old Testament tradition
13   1,5,5  |                     David (in the spiritual sense) and make ~the New Covenant.
14   1,Add  |               Popovich.~ ~The Bible is in a sense a biography of God in this
15   1,Add  |                 Indescribable One has in a ~sense described Himself. ~ The
16   1,Add,9|              personal religion and for that sense ~of frustration which dominates
17   1,Add,0|       community-book ~in the same exclusive sense as the Old Testament surely
18   1,Add,0|                facts not quite in the same ~sense or on the same level as
19   1,Add,0|                 within the church. In ~this sense they are the witness of
20   1,Add,0|                rites ~and symbols. But in a sense Scripture itself is the
21   1,Add,0|                   the prophets, and in what sense? What can ~be the right
22   1,Add,0|                    Christ. ~Therefore, in a sense, the earlier ones were reflected,
23   1,Add,0|                     Christ; not only in the sense that Moses or the prophets .
24   1,Add,0|                   towards him. And in ~this sense he was the fulfilment of
25   1,Add,0|                     2, M.L., 36, 244). In a sense, this was ~only natural.
26   1,Add,0|                Israel, kata pneuma. In this sense ~already St. Justin emphatically
27   1,Add,0| situation-conditioned. . not so much in the sense of a general historical
28   1,Add,0|                   in a ~deeper providential sense. The new redemptive situation
29   1,Add,0|                being of the ~Church is in a sense prophetical. Yet, the future
30   1,Add,0|                    Church of Christ another sense and character ~than it had
31   1,Add,1|                     Scripture. And in ~this sense it was co-extensive with
32   1,Add,1|                  they explain in an unsound sense, as we may discover if we
33   1,Add,1|                opposing the .ecclesiastical sense. ~(P.82, c. Arian. I. 44)
34   1,Add,1|                   proof-~texts are set. The sense of Scripture must itself
35   1,Add,1|                  rule,. ~however, was in no sense an .extraneous. authority
36   1,Add,1|                  the wide and comprehensive sense of the ~word, was the first
37   1,Add,1|                     Authority.~ In the same sense we have to interpret the
38   2,2,2  |                  intended to convey and the sense in which he intended it
39   2,3,3  |                 Ecumenical. “Catholic” in a sense meaning~“circular,” because
40   2,5,4  |                 much a prophetic as a moral sense. As we shall see, these
41   2,5,8  |                   must be understood~in the sense of the total defeat of the