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 1 3 |     whatsoever if the sacred writer, speaking of things of the
 2 3 | attacks."8 Nor is the sacred writer to be taxed with error,
 3 3 |     to admit that the sacred writer has erred," since divine
 4 15|   from the pen of the sacred writer, so as to arrive at a deeper
 5 26|      expressed by the sacred writer, so also must he do likewise
 6 27|  what an ingenious orator or writer may suggest by a clever
 7 33|  principle that the inspired writer, in composing the sacred
 8 33|  circumstances of the sacred writer, the age in which he lived,
 9 34| discover and define what the writer intended to express, as
10 38|   mode adopted by the sacred writer may lead to a correct and
11 39|    of the mind of the Sacred Writer.~