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 1 I         |       Scripture; how it is to be read and understood; why it is
 2 I         |       must pass on to the way to read and understand them; for
 3 I         |           And heretics when they read the words, "A fire is kindled
 4 I         |      similar passages: when they read these, I say, they will
 5 I         |              And who, again, can read the things revealed to John
 6 I         |       somewhat dangerous when we read to lightly declare that
 7 I         |          The right way, then, to read the Scriptures and extract
 8 I         |        write two books, and then read to the elders of the Church
 9 I         |    cities abroad, and thou shalt read to the elders of the Church."
10 I         |         of the Spirit is bidden "read" to the wise and hoary-headed
11 I         |       manner of purifying, as we read in the Gospel according
12 I         | reproaching those who think they read the law though they do not
13 I         |   incidents of the same kind. We read of the Devil taking Jesus
14 I         |       the sacrifices of which we read. ~
15 II        |         that is learned, saying, Read this: and he saith, I cannot
16 II        |           and he saith, I cannot read it, for it is sealed: and
17 II        |          is not learned, saying, Read this: and he saith, I am
18 V         |     sealed:160which no one could read or loose the seals thereof,
19 V         |        were sealed, and were not read by him that was not learned
20 VIII      |      Shepherd,195again, where we read of the building of the tower,
21 XII       |     hearers not to faint as they read. "What the encouragement
22 XII       |          the Scripture. If it be read and not understood, the
23 XIII      |          great attention when we read the Divine writings, that
24 XIV       |          the word. If, again, we read that "God was in Christ
25 XIV       |          into practice what they read. ~11. So, then, it has been
26 XIV       |         But maybe Celsus had not read the prophecy, or perhaps
27 XIV       |      prophecy, or perhaps he had read it but was misled by interpreters
28 XVIII     |      must observe that if he had read the Scriptures, above all,
29 XVIII     |      power of God." 330For as we read in the Prophets who foretell
30 XVIII     |          explanations of what we read we invite men to the worship
31 XVIII(373)|       sermons and the Scriptures read in the Church), the Kneelers,
32 XXI       |            In a great house," we read, "there are not only vessels
33 XXII      |        more critical temper will read what we write, let us venture
34 XXIII     |          as though a man were to read a prophetic book in which
35 XXIII     |        may be understood: "For I read in the pages of the sky
36 XXIII     |           and Jacob says that he read in the pages of the sky,573
37 XXIII     |          we quoted the words, "I read in the pages of the sky,"
38 XXIII     |    heavens as by other means, to read the signs which God gives
39 XXIII     |     Angels and Divine powers can read well, contain some things
40 XXIII     |        contain some things to be read by the Angels and ministers
41 XXIII     |        random or haphazard, they read God's book; and thus they
42 XXVI      |         the very dull, when they read the distracting passages
43 XXVI      |           For example, in Job we read, "If we receive good at
44 XXVII     |      statements. For example, we read that remedies more or less
45 XXVII     |         Now I beseech those that read this book, that they be
46 XXVII     |        is the meaning of what we read in Deuteronomy: "And thou
47 Index     |          Heavens (the), a volume read by Angels and Divine Powers,