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 1     Int            |         heart and mind. It was in Scripture that, first and last, Augustine
 2     Int, 1         |        the other three about Holy Scripture, from what is written there,
 3       3, VII       |          which is rightly said in Scripture to be made “after God’s
 4       5            |     allegorical interpretation of Scripture. Augustine decides to become
 5       6, V         |          to those passages in the Scripture which had heretofore appeared
 6       6, V         |  interpretation. The authority of Scripture seemed to me all the more
 7       8, IV        |          at these enemies of this Scripture.~12. When shall I call to
 8      11            |         creation and the truth of Scripture. Augustine explores the
 9      11            |        true interpretation of his Scripture text. He emphasizes the
10      11, I         |        mine the words of thy Holy Scripture strike upon it. This is
11      11, XIII      |           my God, when I hear thy Scripture saying, “In the beginning
12      11, XIII      |        able to understand why thy Scripture said, without mention of
13      11, XVI       |        false, who still honor thy Scripture set before us by the holy
14      11, XVIII     |         to understand in the Holy Scripture what the writer understood,
15      11, XVIII(486)|          in the interpretation of Scripture. He did not mean that there
16      11, XVIII(486)|    plurality of literal truths in Scripture but a multiplicity of perspectives
17      11, XXI       |       over the abyss” means, “The Scripture does not refer to that formlessness
18      11, XXI       |         matter from which, as the Scripture had already said, God made
19      11, XXII      |        make heaven and earth. And Scripture has not told us that God
20      11, XXII      |          is still a good. But the Scripture has not said specifically
21      11, XXII      |         unformed matter which the Scripture calls the earth - invisible
22      11, XXX       |      thine, the dispenser of this Scripture, full of thy Spirit, so
23      12            |        finds the allegory of Holy Scripture and in the dry land and
24      12, VI        |     darkness over the abyss - thy Scripture should then at long last
25      12, XV        |           authority of thy divine Scripture to be over us? For “the
26      12, XV        |           like a skin. Thy divine Scripture is of more sublime authority
27      12, XV        |        life into another; but thy Scripture is spread abroad over the
28      12, XVIII     |           to the firmament of thy Scripture.~For in it thou makest it
29      12, XXIV      |           observe and behold what Scripture declares, and how the voice
30      12, XXIV      | figuratively, as I judge that the Scripture intended them to be - since
31      12, XXV       |           God, what the following Scripture suggests to me. Indeed,
32      12, XXIX      |           O Lord, is not this thy Scripture true, since thou art true,
33      12, XXIX      |          are no times, while this Scripture tells me that what thou
34      12, XXIX      |           crying: “O man, what my Scripture says, I say. But it speaks