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THe matters of the Scripture, though for their maiesty they are vnto vs obscure, yet as they are proposed vnto vs in the Scripture they are not obscure; for the manner of speaking is every way perspicuous: neyther is there in the Scriptures eyther any contrariety or ambiguity or falshood; nor doe the speeches which goe 1.1 out of Grammati∣call order, Phrases, Tropes and Fi∣gures, note any obscurity of them.
Hyperba∣ticae.