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 1 I         |          lasting to the end is the meaning of the phrase "the moon
 2 I         |      utterances, and the spiritual meaning of the law of Moses, shone
 3 I         |         best they can, a spiritual meaning. So far as their conviction
 4 I         |       Scriptures and extract their meaning, so far as we have been
 5 I(52)     |          can deny that they have a meaning." ---- Westcott. ~
 6 I         |            where he epitomises the meaning of the whole giving of the
 7 I         |            sake of the more mystic meaning, Scripture interweaves the
 8 I         |           of looking therein for a meaning worthy of God. And not only
 9 I         |            example, search for the meaning of what is said about the
10 I(84)     |          the sake of the spiritual meaning conveyed. ~
11 I         |      without rejecting the literal meaning of the command. ~21. Still,
12 I         |          examine where the literal meaning is true, and where it cannot
13 I         |          portion has the spiritual meaning, but not every portion the "
14 I         |    corporeal"; for the "corporeal" meaning is often proved to be impossible.
15 I         |           its superficial and easy meaning, is not like a field covered
16 I         |    shouldest sometime stumble at a meaning which is a fair stone of
17 II        |        accuracy, lest the parallel meaning which the wisdom of God
18 III       |         the Scriptures trace their meaning, and the meaning of each
19 III       |       trace their meaning, and the meaning of each of them. Nor must
20 IV        |            distinguishes language, meaning, and things, on which the
21 IV        |           and things, on which the meaning is based, will not stumble
22 V         |         before us had not a hidden meaning which we do not even yet
23 V         |            claim to understand the meaning because he grasps the literal
24 V         |            pass on to consider the meaning of "the many books." The
25 V         |            And what, again, is the meaning of the book being seen by
26 VIII      | alterations and substitute another meaning for that of the seemingly
27 VIII      |           to see what their hidden meaning is. The Prophet after using
28 VIII      |          solid block, what can the meaning of the Scripture be except
29 IX        |      utmost care first the literal meaning of the word "law," then
30 IX        |           the word is the same the meaning must be the same wherever
31 IX        |           have no less clearly the meaning of the passage in the same
32 IX        |  perfecting of reason. This is the meaning of law in the words,"Sin
33 IX        |          from admitting the double meaning of "the law," that if we
34 IX        |         the sake of the figurative meaning, and sometimes because the
35 XIII      |      unfaltering faith in God, the meaning of the Divine writings,
36 XIV       |          cannot conceive the exact meaning of the thoughts expressed,
37 XIV       |          carefully investigate the meaning of words, where they deal
38 XIV       |     without accurately finding the meaning, and without close regard
39 XIV       |            who determine the exact meaning of words in different languages,
40 XIV       |           understand the equivocal meaning of the word. If, again,
41 XIV(241)  |           take this to be Origen's meaning. Cf. Westcott, Introduction
42 XIV       |           but in order to show the meaning of those who said, "And
43 XIV       |         the Word has a more mystic meaning also, for it shows that
44 XIV       |            love of truth, know the meaning of the different appearances
45 XVI       |          anxious to understand the meaning of Christianity. In consequence
46 XVII(310) |           conventional, and have a meaning to those who have agreed
47 XVII      |           attributed to the actual meaning of the charm, but to the
48 XVIII     |           had wished to get at the meaning, he would not have been
49 XVIII(325)|      altogether without help." The meaning perhaps is that bare faith
50 XVIII     |            tried to enter into the meaning of the writers. ~
51 XX        |         voice which expresses some meaning, and frequently describes
52 XX        |          sayings" and look for the meaning. For the inspired writers
53 XX        |         ways of conveying a deeper meaning than the literal, and one
54 XX        |   allegorically do violence to the meaning of the writers. Let this
55 XXI       |         Will is, I must unfold the meaning of it, so that when this
56 XXI       |           thought by the many, the meaning of "I will harden Pharaoh'
57 XXI       |           do not plainly catch the meaning of the expression. Paul,
58 XXI       |         fear not thy name?",470the meaning is, in effect, something
59 XXI       |            hearts can have but one meaning, viz., that from whom God
60 XXII      |    historical narrative the secret meaning of the seeming 526historical
61 XXII      |         part conveying some secret meaning, see those also who have
62 XXII      |          supposed to have a secret meaning in saying all this, it being
63 XXIII     |         certainly will be" as only meaning that some particular events
64 XXIII     |         they do ascertain the true meaning of the position and relations
65 XXIV(594) |          does not quite convey the meaning, because the architect is
66 XXIV      |     substances, I must examine the meaning of substance. Do you think
67 XXV       |           joy of thy Lord," 610and meaning attaches to all commendation.
68 XXVI      |  signification the threats have no meaning. Well, then, in reply to
69 XXVI      |        chiefly for their spiritual meaning, since the narratives prove
70 XXVII     |             CHAP. XXVII.  ---- The meaning of the Lord's hardening
71 XXVII     |        they understand the literal meaning. They will at last, perhaps,
72 XXVII     |         then, we suppose to be the meaning of the words,"The Lord hardened
73 XXVII     |       state. This, I think, is the meaning of what we read in Deuteronomy: "
74 XXVII     |         you"; and "I spoiled you"; meaning to imply that their kindness
75 XXVII     |     Apostle's own words the softer meaning he desires: "Or despisest
76 XXVII     |           according to the literal meaning of the words, that Pharaoh'
77 XXVII     |            inasmuch as the literal meaning, according to them, is inconsistent,
78 Index     |           29; not a tittle without meaning, 28; pervaded by God's fulness,
79 Index     |       correction, 45; variation in meaning of terms, 47, 61; Scripture