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 1 I        |       experts in these branches of knowledge. But as the doctrine of
 2 I        |          what requires that key of knowledge which was with the lawyers.
 3 I        |          by saying that the key of knowledge was in the keeping of the
 4 I        |          containing the secrets of knowledge, and complete mysteries.
 5 I        |            ye took away the key of knowledge: ye entered not in yourselves,
 6 I        |       record them with counsel and knowledge that thou mayest answer
 7 I        |            treasures of wisdom and knowledge:108which the Spirit by the
 8 II       |            ye took away the key of knowledge: ye entered not in yourselves,
 9 II       |            will ascribe to God the knowledge of these things. He will
10 III      |         and an introduction to the knowledge of realities.
11 IV       |         rude in speech, but not in knowledge:141for we must believe that
12 IV       |       described as the treasure of knowledge and hidden wisdom,143and
13 V        |          now, when, with a show of knowledge, men who hold false opinions
14 V        |         and refute the handlers of knowledge falsely so-called, should
15 VIII     |             but of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, ye shall
16 VIII     |        plural, "of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, ye shall
17 X        |          persons have acquired the knowledge by the systematic study
18 XIV      |     themselves on wisdom and their knowledge of theology worshipping
19 XIV      |            yourselves the light of knowledge." 257And John, who came
20 XVI      |           pursuit of truth and the knowledge of realities, suggests the
21 XVI      |           who, having an extensive knowledge of his subject, is familiar
22 XVII(310)|        them, and who have previous knowledge of the things intended by
23 XVIII    |        boasting of their universal knowledge, a man might on the authority
24 XVIII    |        inferior to it, the word of knowledge, and third, still lower
25 XVIII    |          us that they had not this knowledge without God's help. "For,"
26 XVIII    |           According to our Word, a knowledge of wickedness is not wisdom;
27 XVIII    |           use the term, there is a knowledge of wickedness in the holders
28 XVIII    |           correct understanding in knowledge." I should also like to
29 XX       |          pride themselves on their knowledge of these things, whether
30 XX       |            suppose, they have some knowledge of God." Now, here observe
31 XX       | conceptions of God, and having the knowledge of the future, disclosed
32 XX       |         the future, disclosed this knowledge to others, the sparrow in
33 XX       |            however, in imparting a knowledge of the future employs neither
34 XX       |        pray that "the light of the knowledge of the glory of God" 426
35 XX       |          we ought to know that the knowledge of the future is not necessarily
36 XX       |           events, by their medical knowledge know certain things beforehand,
37 XX       |        that because they have this knowledge they are "divine," no matter
38 XX       |        that they actually have the knowledge, inasmuch as they announce
39 XX       |          men, and that they have a knowledge of God. I know a good many
40 XXI      |         happen to a man of greater knowledge and better disciplined;
41 XXI      |         words: All wisdom also and knowledge of workmanship?" 479So far,
42 XXI      |            God promises to implant knowledge in those who come to it,
43 XXI      |            goodness apart from the knowledge of God, nor does the knowledge
44 XXI      |     knowledge of God, nor does the knowledge of God compel us to advance
45 XXI      |           our power apart from the knowledge of God, and the full use
46 XXII     |         courage, and prudence, and knowledge, and the rest of the virtues,
47 XXIII    |       cannot attain to an accurate knowledge of these things, but that
48 XXIII    |         for many reasons have this knowledge, as, so far as we can, we
49 XXIII    |            cannot have an accurate knowledge of these things, but the
50 XXIII    |           unjust deeds, and if the knowledge of God be infallible, and
51 XXIII    |            cause of God's peculiar knowledge concerning it. For it does
52 XXIII    |            been otherwise; and the knowledge of God would say, "It is
53 XXIII    |      future from our eyes. For the knowledge of the future makes us relax
54 XXIII    |           good and upright, if the knowledge that he will certainly some
55 XXIII    |          good and upright; but the knowledge beforehand that a man will
56 XXIII    |           what the oracle with its knowledge of the future told him: ---- ~"
57 XXIII    |            one did not receive the knowledge of the past and future from
58 XXIII    |         possible for men to gain a knowledge of them. For instance, our
59 XXIII    |          same as the source of the knowledge, why shall events any more
60 XXIII    |           matters, inasmuch as the knowledge is not disclosed to men,
61 XXIII    |      enough to embrace the perfect knowledge of every individual existence,
62 XXIII    |    transcends all nature, that His knowledge is, as it were, infinite.
63 XXIII    |          they may rejoice in their knowledge; and other things in order
64 Index    |         with prophetic power, 132; knowledge of, not necessarily Divine,
65 Index    |            29.~Judas, 176. ~Key of knowledge, 11, 31, 32. ~Law, various