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 1 I         |        kindled ever so little by reading them, will through his own
 2 I         |          that fulness. But if in reading the Scripture thou shouldest
 3 X         |     doings" ~1. If at anytime in reading the Scripture you stumble
 4 X         |          will give heed to their reading may beware of passing over
 5 XII       |        man ought not to faint in reading the Divine Scripture if
 6 XII       |       and gather strength at the reading of the Scripture, even though
 7 XII       |          is profited by the mere reading, even though thy understanding
 8 XIII      |         chiefly give heed to the reading of the Divine Scriptures;
 9 XIII      |          And as you give heed to reading the Divine volume with a
10 XIII      |          give heed to the Divine reading, seek, in the right way
11 XVIII     | utterances of the Apostles, and, reading with a fair and open mind,
12 XX(411)   |                1 The conjectural reading. ~
13 XXI       |  goodness in the Creator; and in reading the New Testament they do
14 XXIII(543)|                                5 Reading u(pakou~sai. See Schleusner. ~
15 XXIII     |           And if Jacob speaks of reading in the pages of the sky
16 Index     |          to charms, 55; the mere reading without understanding may
17 Index     |         69; critical prudence in reading, 74 ; impartiality of, 74;
18 Index     |       135.~Solomon, his rule for reading Scripture, 12, etc.~Solon,