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 1 I    |          how it is to be read and understood; why it is obscure; and
 2 I    |         the spiritual side is not understood, but is taken in the bare
 3 I    |           the Scriptures could be understood in any other than the obvious
 4 I    |           ruler of Tyre cannot be understood of some future human ruler
 5 II   |           obscurities, hard to be understood by men, whose ears can catch
 6 V    |           an apostolic saying not understood by the followers of Marcion,
 7 XII  |  Scripture. If it be read and not understood, the hearer sometimes grows
 8 XIV  | suspicions that the matter was so understood by the servants of God,
 9 XIV  |            If the illustration is understood, let us apply it to the
10 XXI  |        expressions God is clearly understood to be just; for if any one
11 XXI  |         should not err: for it is understood that man plays his part,
12 XXI  |          then, they have not well understood the passage. ~19. Besides
13 XXIII|    sophism. That our point may be understood, I will use the prophecies
14 XXIII|        that one man, could not be understood to have produced the past
15 XXIII|          prayer for Joseph may be understood: "For I read in the pages
16 Index|          spirit, 12 f., 30; to be understood in a peculiar way, 15; design