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 1 I      |                                  Literal (Body) Moral (Soul) Mystical (
 2 I      |         but is taken in the bare literal sense. For the sake, therefore,
 3 I      | something in view other than the literal context; for, in the first
 4 I      |       only as are presented in a literal sense, for sometimes the
 5 I      |         of the Law, which in its literal sense has its uses. But
 6 I      |       God, without rejecting the literal meaning of the command. ~
 7 I      |      carefully examine where the literal meaning is true, and where
 8 I      |         be clear to readers, the literal connection is impossible,
 9 I      |       behalf, inasmuch as in the literal sense they are trivial and
10 V      |    meaning because he grasps the literal sense, I cannot bear to
11 IX     |        the utmost care first the literal meaning of the word "law,"
12 IX     |      clear that we have here the literal law of Moses, enjoining
13 IX(209)|                      2 That is, "literal." See above. ~
14 XIV    |    ambiguities, misapplications, literal meanings, and distinctions.
15 XX     |          deeper meaning than the literal, and one of them is the
16 XXIII  |   already given instances of the literal fulfilment of prophecy.
17 XXVI   |            and that beyond their literal signification the threats
18 XXVI   |       speaking men sometimes use literal expressions, and sometimes,
19 XXVII  |        think they understand the literal meaning. They will at last,
20 XXVII  |        suppose, according to the literal meaning of the words, that
21 XXVII  |          letter, inasmuch as the literal meaning, according to them,