History of Interpretation Eight Lectures Preached Before the University of Oxf
History of Interpretation Eight Lectures Preached Before the University of Oxf
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519.
2 Eucherius, Liber formularuvi spiritualis intelligenMae.
3 See some severe remarks on the Manilla hi Hampden, Bampt. Leet. P. 275. Gregory knew neither Greek nor Hebrew, and in his allegorical expositions Job represents Christ, his sons the clergy, his three daughters -the three classes of the laity who are to worship the Trinity, his friends the heretics, the oxen and she-asses the heathen (because of Is. I. 3) kc. &c.
The Fathers. 241 its most essential messages we have little need of t...he labours of the commentator. Those messages are less intelligible to learning than to faith. If in exegesis the Fathers were often led astray by deficient knowledge and mistaken principles, on the other hand the minds of the best of them were " animated, informed, and kindled by the substance, the pur- pose, and the spirit of the sacred books. " " There is, " says Dean Church, " in these writers a kind of living contact of their whole being with the inspired words. Their whole soul is stirred and penetrated with words which to them are mani- festly full of the things and the spirit of God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
519.
2 Eucherius, Liber formularuvi spiritualis intelligenMae.
3 See some severe remarks on the Manilla hi Hampden, Bampt. Leet. P. 275. Gregory knew neither Greek nor Hebrew, and in his allegorical expositions Job represents Christ, his sons the clergy, his three daughters -the three classes of the laity who are to worship the Trinity, his friends the heretics, the oxen and she-asses the heathen (because of Is. I. 3) kc. &c.
The Fathers. 241 its most essential messages we have little need of t...he labours of the commentator. Those messages are less intelligible to learning than to faith. If in exegesis the Fathers were often led astray by deficient knowledge and mistaken principles, on the other hand the minds of the best of them were " animated, informed, and kindled by the substance, the pur- pose, and the spirit of the sacred books. " " There is, " says Dean Church, " in these writers a kind of living contact of their whole being with the inspired words. Their whole soul is stirred and penetrated with words which to them are mani- festly full of the things and the spirit of God.
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