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 1 I    |        in his judgment being the understanding and knowing. And also in
 2 I    |        peculiarities involved in understanding the Scriptures. And what
 3 I    |          to be a peculiar way of understanding them, which I will now describe. ~
 4 I    |  Ebionites with their poverty of understanding (their poverty of intellect
 5 II   |        he said, just so with the understanding of the Scriptures, because
 6 II   |  recognises the impossibility of understanding the principles of the Divine
 7 V    |          had fully exercised the understanding given to you, condemned
 8 IX   |          sight, sometimes to our understanding. Speaking generally, we
 9 XII  |          that those faculties by understanding what we are told become
10 XII  |       Scripture, even though the understanding be unfruitful; as it is
11 XII  |        My spirit prayeth, but my understanding is unfruitful." 220Please
12 XII  |         that though at times our understanding is unfruitful, the faculties
13 XII  |         assist the soul, and the understanding, and help us all, are nourished
14 XII  |         reading, even though thy understanding does not receive the fruit
15 XIII |  necessary qualification for the understanding of Divine things, and the
16 XIV  |      concerning the truth in our understanding, of the Scriptures, are
17 XIV  |         also him that is void of understanding: or, to put it another way,
18 XVII |           Moses and the prophets understanding these things and the corresponding
19 XVIII|       hear certain myths without understanding the principles involved)
20 XVIII| unlearned, if any one is without understanding, or uneducated, or a mere
21 XVIII|       Queen of Sheba saw all the understanding of Solomon, and all that
22 XVIII|          land of thee and of thy understanding. Howbeit I believed not
23 XVIII|          gave Solomon wisdom and understanding exceeding much, and largeness
24 XVIII|    Solomon's wisdom excelled the understanding of all the ancients and
25 XVIII|         the ancients and all the understanding of Egypt; and he was wiser
26 XVIII|           whether they be men of understanding, or more simple folk, and "
27 XVIII|    arguments, and to be a man of understanding is certainly no hindrance
28 XVIII|       words, "Ye fools, be of an understanding heart";378and, "Let him
29 XVIII|        and those who are without understanding Wisdom exhorts thus, "Come,
30 XVIII|         ye may live, and correct understanding in knowledge." I should
31 XIX  |          they who are capable of understanding may see clearly that the
32 XX   |         an infinitely marvellous understanding. But we Christian people,
33 XX   |         should have to use their understanding in discovering these various
34 XX   |         altogether neglect their understanding. One result of the scarcity
35 XX   |          you see how the gift of understanding is a great help to us, and
36 XX   |    mastery over them through our understanding, and hunt even such huge
37 XX   |      time as, having advanced in understanding, and the other manly qualities,
38 XX   |    Athene, was not "divine," but understanding the omens given by the "
39 XX   |    deceived by demons, and their understanding dragged down from heaven
40 XXI  |         hidden from the wise and understanding,473viz. that, as the Apostle
41 XXI  |      speaking reasonably and for understanding his work. So, too, the great
42 XXI  |         mystery of the soul, and understanding that there were antecedent
43 XXIII|         excellence of the Divine understanding. If, however, we must prove
44 XXIII|         passages must despair of understanding such matters, inasmuch as
45 XXIII|       with the eternity of God's understanding, which transcends all nature,
46 XXVII| congratulate themselves on their understanding, and complain of our simplicity,
47 Index|         the mere reading without understanding may be profitable, 55; every
48 Index|      necessary qualification for understanding, 59; how related to heathen