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 1 6 |      have paved the way for the new erroneous philosophy which,
 2 12|        the introduction of some new explanations, there would
 3 13|                       13. These new opinions, whether they originate
 4 15|      theology should substitute new concepts in place of the
 5 17|        and unstable tenets of a new philosophy, tenets which,
 6 22|         return, however, to the new opinions mentioned above,
 7 23| exegetes, should yield now to a new exegesis, which they are
 8 23|     spiritual. By means of this new exegesis of the Old Testament,
 9 30|     divine revelation. Whatever new truth the sincere human
10 30|        that it may daily oppose new truths to rightly established
11 34|       not surprising that these new opinions endanger the two
12 40|      But we know also that such new opinions can entice the
13 43|        doctrine. With regard to new questions, which modern