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 1 3 |  even among the most eminent men of science." For "the sacred
 2 3 |      did not intend to teach men these things - that is the
 3 5 |     it is called, of eminent men, "whose duty it would be
 4 15|      and wide among literary men. Moreover there are now
 5 36|     rather those used by the men of their times and countries.
 6 37|     is in common use amongst men."30 For as the substantial
 7 37|   Word of God became like to men in all things, "except sin,"31
 8 39|       which, being meant for men, is couched in human language,
 9 43| suitable use of what learned men of the present day, by their
10 49|     word of God, imparted to men through the Sacred Letters,
11 49|     were not given by God to men to satisfy their curiosity
12 51|   those initiatives by which men, filled with apostolic zeal,
13 57|      salvation, Christ, will men more fully know, more ardently
14 59|      of God, communicated to men under the inspiration of