Book, Chapter

 1      1, VI   |     wisdom or sapience, as the Scriptures call it.~(2) It is so, then,
 2      1, VI   |    fall of man, we see (as the Scriptures have infinite mysteries,
 3      1, VI   |      pen: he is adorned by the Scriptures with this addition and commendation, “
 4      1, VI   |       his pen most used in the Scriptures of the New Testament.~(14)
 5      1, VI   |        as the Psalms and other Scriptures do often invite us to consider
 6      1, VI   |       You err, not knowing the Scriptures, nor the power of God;”
 7      1, VI   |  secured from error: first the Scriptures, revealing the will of God,
 8      1, VI   | conceive the true sense of the Scriptures by the general notions of
 9      2, Int  |       rather, according to the Scriptures, look unto that part of
10      2, VI   |    image of the world; but the Scriptures never vouchsafe to attribute
11      2, VI   |        of the passages of Holy Scriptures, or out of the gradations
12      2, XXII |        Maximus: and the sacred Scriptures thus, Miscericordia ejus
13      2, XXIII|  Solomon the king, of whom the Scriptures testify that his heart was
14      2, XXIII|      so it is expressed in the Scriptures touching the government
15      2, XXIII|  Solomon the king, of whom the Scriptures testify that his heart was
16      2, XXIII|      so it is expressed in the Scriptures touching the government
17      2, XXV  |      so is the doctrine of the Scriptures in itself; but the garment
18      2, XXV  |    sound interpretation of the Scriptures, which are the fountains
19      2, XXV  |     The interpretations of the Scriptures are of two sorts: methodical,
20      2, XXV  |       more you recede from the Scriptures by inferences and consequences,
21      2, XXV  |      the interpretation of the Scriptures solute and at large, there
22      2, XXV  |    must be confessed, that the Scriptures, being given by inspiration
23      2, XXV  |      senses and expositions of Scriptures, which had need be contained
24      2, XXV  |      natural philosophy in the Scriptures; scandalising and traducing
25      2, XXV  |        they give honour to the Scriptures, as they suppose, but much
26      2, XXV  |       matters of nature in the Scriptures, otherwise than in passage,
27      2, XXV  |       of the exposition of the Scriptures and all other books. For
28      2, XXV  |     like manner it is with the Scriptures, which being written to
29      2, XXV  | touching the exposition of the Scriptures, I can report no deficiency;
30      2, XXV  |   prolix commentaries upon the Scriptures, with harmonies and concordances.
31      2, XXV  |       upon particular texts of Scriptures in brief observations; not
32      2, XXV  |     observations upon texts of Scriptures which have been made dispersedly