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God will have the same intention for you, because you have had the same intention with respect to him, as a man has for him to whom he gives incense. Thus, iratus eat, " A jealous God," etc. For the things of God being unutterable, they can- not be otherwise expressed, and the Church to-day still uses ; Quia confortavit seras.
> SU thou on my right hand.
CHAPTER xvn, 307 XIII.
All that tends not to charity is figure.
The only object of the Scripture is charity. Whatever tends not to this exclus...ive end is but its figure : for, since there is but one end, every thing that does not tend to it in literal words, is figure.
God thus diversifies this one precept of charity, in order to satisfy our curiosity, which seeks diversity, by this diversity, whicl leads us ever towards the one thing needful. For one thing only is necessary, and we love variety ; and God satisfies both by these diversities, which lead to the one thing needful.
XIV.
The Eabbins interpret figuratively the breasts of the Spouse,' and every thing which does not express their only object, — temporal good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
God will have the same intention for you, because you have had the same intention with respect to him, as a man has for him to whom he gives incense. Thus, iratus eat, " A jealous God," etc. For the things of God being unutterable, they can- not be otherwise expressed, and the Church to-day still uses ; Quia confortavit seras.
> SU thou on my right hand.
CHAPTER xvn, 307 XIII.
All that tends not to charity is figure.
The only object of the Scripture is charity. Whatever tends not to this exclus...ive end is but its figure : for, since there is but one end, every thing that does not tend to it in literal words, is figure.
God thus diversifies this one precept of charity, in order to satisfy our curiosity, which seeks diversity, by this diversity, whicl leads us ever towards the one thing needful. For one thing only is necessary, and we love variety ; and God satisfies both by these diversities, which lead to the one thing needful.
XIV.
The Eabbins interpret figuratively the breasts of the Spouse,' and every thing which does not express their only object, — temporal good.
What to read after The Thoughts, Letters, And Opuscules of Blaise Pascal;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O W Orlando Williams Wight to read onlineMoreLess
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