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 1  Marc     |        argument as destitute of Scripture proof, we will bring forward
 2  Marc(19) |         willing to see all that Scripture teaches in this matter.]~
 3 Theoph    | antiquity and supremacy to this scripture. Now the sentence and ordinance
 4 Theoph    |         An Ambiguous Passage of Scripture; Not Only the Faithful But
 5 Theoph    |      wall, bringing forward the Scripture which says, `As for the
 6 Theoph(14)|         it is not cited as Holy Scripture. It confirms St. Jerome'
 7  Thal     |     Chapter I.-Passages of Holy Scripture Compared.1~You seem to me,
 8  Thal     |    first man and woman,2 if the Scripture meant nothing higher than
 9  Thal     |       for if we are to take the Scripture as a bare representation
10  Thal     |    discussed those words of the Scripture amply and clearly, and to
11  Thal     |    looking more deeply into the Scripture; for Paul is not to be despised
12  Thal(5)  | allegorizing interpretations of Scripture. Origen, having literalized
13  Thal     |     contemptible arguments from Scripture, that the first man may
14  Thal(26) |       Baptized. [Following Holy Scripture, Heb. x. 32, and Calvin'
15 Thall     |  explain to you the mind of the Scripture according to its meaning.4
16 Thekla    |        the exact meaning of the Scripture.~
17 Thekla    |        according to the mind of Scripture, when the Apocalypse plainly
18 Thekla    |         it is said in a certain scripture,24 "Touch not mine anointed,25
19 Thekla    |         of the obscurity of the Scripture; and if anything difficult
20 Tusiane   |         the words themselves of Scripture, from which, without any
21 Tusiane   |        about the bare letter of Scripture, like drones about the leaves
22 Tusiane   |      fair virgins, consider the Scripture itself, and its commands,
23  Domn     |      pity and compassion, which Scripture expresses under the figure
24  Domn     |     forth in these words by the Scripture by figments, in opposition
25  Domn     |     continues chaste. Hence the Scripture relates that Elijah, fleeing
26  Domn     |        to rule over them, which Scripture consequently called the