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 1 I         |          additional evidence of the Scriptures, which we believe to be
 2 I         |             never yet discussed the Scriptures on the side of their Divine
 3 I         |         make use of the text of the Scriptures and of what is revealed
 4 I         |      proving the inspiration of the Scriptures which prophesy of Him, and
 5 I         |          inspiration of the ancient Scriptures before the coming of Christ.
 6 I         |          things foreshadowed in the Scriptures were gradually revealed. ~
 7 I         |           superhuman element in the Scriptures does not everywhere appear
 8 I         |           now is manifested, by the Scriptures of the prophets 25and the
 9 I         |           inspiration of the Divine Scriptures, we must pass on to the
10 I         |            the Divine origin of the Scriptures, but believing them to have
11 I         |         revealed through the Divine Scriptures has been believed by all
12 I         |        right way, then, to read the Scriptures and extract their meaning,
13 I         |            the purposes of the Holy Scriptures; that the simple may be
14 I         |            12. But inasmuch as some Scriptures have not the "corporeal," 52
15 I         |           sometimes three; for some Scriptures have besides these two also
16 I         |       involved in understanding the Scriptures. And what we have to show
17 I         |  instruction, if he will search the Scriptures, and will earnestly endeavour
18 I         |              corporeal" part of the Scriptures, many ways not unprofitable,
19 I         |          not have believed that the Scriptures could be understood in any
20 I         |           Spirit thus deal with the Scriptures before the coming of Christ,
21 I         |           which gives us the sacred Scriptures, is not to select such things
22 I         |            injunction to search the Scriptures,93carefully examine where
23 I         |            must understand that the Scriptures refer to the heavenly city,
24 I         |         single tittle of the sacred Scriptures is without something of
25 I         |       unnurtured souls, so also His Scriptures are great and full of meanings,
26 I         |      accusing God on account of the Scriptures which they do not understand,
27 I         |            and the God Who gave our Scriptures and the whole Law, and invented
28 II        |           words say that the Divine Scriptures have been closed up and
29 II        |          power of God, Who gave the Scriptures, the seal being the emblem
30 II        |            find the way to open the Scriptures, "Woe unto you lawyers!
31 II        |            the understanding of the Scriptures, because they are so obscure;
32 II        |    foreknowledge 136has through the Scriptures supplied superhuman wisdom
33 II        |             has once accepted these Scriptures as coming from the Creator
34 II        |           found in the study of the Scriptures. There are, I say, in creation
35 II        |          should see that the Divine Scriptures also contain many mysteries
36 III       |            and with the help of the Scriptures trace their meaning, and
37 IV        |         contemptible diction of the Scriptures, wherein the exceeding greatness
38 V         |            Himself says, in all the Scriptures, to which He refers us,
39 V         |              bidding us "Search the Scriptures, for ye think that in them
40 V         |           then, He refers us to the Scriptures as bearing witness of Him,
41 V         |             portion, but to all the Scriptures that tell of Him, such as
42 VI        |            like disagreement in the Scriptures is not really so, and who
43 VI        |             the Preacher,175all the Scriptures, words of the wise, are
44 VI        |        harmony of God in the sacred Scriptures suppose that the Old Testament
45 IX        |          carefully observe that the Scriptures do not invariably use the
46 X         |           who culls from the sacred Scriptures every jot and every common
47 X         |             there is nothing in the Scriptures superfluous. If you would
48 X         |         Just so, you may regard the Scriptures as a collection of herbs,
49 X         |         yourself and not the sacred Scriptures when you fail to find the
50 XI        |           the oracles of the sacred Scriptures as a whole. The next thought
51 XII       |       giving of names in the Divine Scriptures, only they are stronger
52 XII       |     nourishment drawn from the Holy Scriptures, and from these names, and
53 XII       |           and gain strength through Scriptures and names like these, so
54 XII       |             then weary when we hear Scriptures which we do not understand;
55 XII       |                For as regards these Scriptures, you must admit one of two
56 XIII      |           explanation of the sacred Scriptures, with Scripture proof. The
57 XIII      |        interpretation of the sacred Scriptures, so that, what the pupils
58 XIII      |         their own inventions in the Scriptures ---- figuratively called "
59 XIII      |           the reading of the Divine Scriptures; do give heed. For we need
60 XIV       |       rightly understand the Divine Scriptures must of necessity be acquainted
61 XIV       |           our understanding, of the Scriptures, are bound to be familiar
62 XIV       |      poverty of style of the Divine Scriptures, and allege that the noble
63 XIV       |         such portions of the sacred Scriptures as might mislead even an
64 XIV       |          charge brought against the Scriptures by Celsus and others on
65 XIV       |           the diction of the Divine Scriptures, poor as it is, has given
66 XIV       |         deeper truths hidden in the Scriptures. For even an ordinary reader
67 XIV       |      disparage Jesus, he quotes the Scriptures as if he believed such of
68 XIV       |           but wherever, in the same Scriptures, any one might suppose the
69 XIV       |           as he pleases of what our Scriptures contain; but to avoid acknowledging
70 XIV       |        human guise; for even in the Scriptures the Word became flesh that
71 XVI       |             who prove from the same Scriptures that one and the same God
72 XVIII     |             that if he had read the Scriptures, above all, the prophetical
73 XVIII     |           he appears to believe the Scriptures wherever he chooses; but
74 XVIII     |            even from the old Jewish Scriptures, which we use as well as
75 XVIII(373)|             to hear sermons and the Scriptures read in the Church), the
76 XVIII     |     examines the whole drift of our Scriptures, that Celsus, like the ignorant
77 XX        |          the Jews, who use the same Scriptures as ourselves, but than even
78 XX        |             who in the words of our Scriptures is called "the prince of
79 XX        |       worthless, and, as our sacred Scriptures call them, "unclean" demons. ~
80 XX        |          whatsoever else the sacred Scriptures say of His Divinity, that
81 XXI       |           countless passages in the Scriptures which very clearly support
82 XXI       |           man who believes that the Scriptures are true, and that God is
83 XXI       | resemblances to consider all as the Scriptures of one God. Now let us offer
84 XXIII     |            must prove this from the Scriptures, the prophecies are full
85 XXIII     |       whether we look at the Divine Scriptures or at the narratives of
86 XXIII     |           use the prophecies of the Scriptures concerning Judas, or our
87 XXIII     |             with Angels, the Divine Scriptures, or assisting saints. ~And
88 XXVI      |           likewise according to the Scriptures there are three kinds of
89 XXVI      |             strangely apprehend the Scriptures, we must further inquire
90 XXVI      |           those things which in the Scriptures are considered "good." For
91 XXVII     |         both as we study the sacred Scriptures, and as we contemplate the
92 XXVII     |            God; and in handling the Scriptures we strive to keep that steadily
93 XXVII     |          the evidence of the Divine Scriptures, we will gladly avail ourselves