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Chapter 37.—Dangers
of Mistaken Interpretation.
For if he takes up rashly a meaning which the
author whom he is reading did not intend, he often falls in with other
statements which he cannot harmonize with this meaning. And if he admits that
these statements are true and certain, then it follows that the meaning he had
put upon the former passage cannot be the true one: and so it comes to pass, one
can hardly tell how, that, out of love for his own opinion, he begins to feel
more angry with Scripture than he is with himself. And if he should once permit
that evil to creep in, it will utterly destroy him. "For we walk by faith, not
by sight." 2 Corinthians 5:7 Now faith will totter if the authority of Scripture
begin to shake. And then, if faith totter, love itself will grow cold. For if a
man has fallen from faith, he must necessarily also fall from love; for he
cannot love what he does not believe to exist. But if he both believes and
loves, then through good works, and through diligent attention to the precepts
of morality, he comes to hope also that he shall attain the object of his love.
And so these are the three things to which all knowledge and all prophecy are
subservient: faith, hope, love.
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Now
faith will totter if the authority of Scripture begin to shake. And then, if
faith totter, love itself will grow cold. For if a man has fallen from faith, he
must necessarily also fall from love.
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