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 1 1 |                 Inspired by the Divine Spirit, the Sacred Writers
 2 1 |       times, however, since the divine origin and the correct interpretation
 3 1 |         doctrine, by which such divine authority is claimed for
 4 1 | safe-guarded the studies of the Divine Books by most wise precepts
 5 3 |        writer has erred," since divine inspiration "not only is
 6 4 |      especially that those whom Divine Grace has called to Holy
 7 6 |   engage in the ministry of the Divine Word with elegance and ability
 8 12|     without a special design of Divine Providence, our age has
 9 12|        expound more lucidly the Divine Oracles. If, with the greatest
10 15|    under the inspiration of the Divine Spirit, have flowed from
11 17|      those who wish to know the Divine Scripture so that the uncollected
12 17|   reverence which is due to the Divine Oracles. For its very purpose
13 22|     better understanding of the divine word, as We know to have
14 26|      revealed it to us. Now Our Divine Savior Himself points out
15 27|        which the dignity of the divine word demands; but let them
16 27|         meaning; endowed with a divine power, they have their own
17 28|        innermost meaning of the divine word and bring to light
18 29|   understood and made known the divine teaching of the Sacred Books,
19 30|      inexhaustible field of the Divine Letters.~
20 33|   observe that, impelled by the divine motion, he so uses his faculties
21 36|       attributed to the gift of divine inspiration and to the peculiar
22 37|      these words: "In Scripture divine things are presented to
23 39|         historical value of the Divine Scriptures, and no less
24 49|   observes, in order that these Divine Oracles might "instruct
25 50|       heavenly treasures of the divine word by sermons, homilies
26 50|      but rather an abuse of the divine word - let them set forth
27 52|       and a sincere love of the divine word may find suitable to
28 53|      and to the ministry of the divine word with that knowledge
29 55|                    55. Thus the Divine Letter will become for the
30 57|        our power; for He is the divine consoler of the afflicted;
31 58|       find true consolation and divine strength to suffer and bear
32 58|      open the fountains of that divine grace without which both
33 60|         the interpreters of the Divine Oracles devote themselves
34 61|       for the expounding of the Divine Letters; and, through their
35 62|   continually meditating on the divine word, they may taste how