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1 Now there was both a literal and a figurative reason for these uncleannesses.
2 The figurative reason for these uncleannesses was that they were figures of various sins.
3 Therefore much more did the other ceremonial precepts have none but a figurative reason .
4 The figurative reason is that this sanctification signified the sanctification of the living tabernacle, i.e.
5 The figurative reason may be assigned to the fact that they signify a twofold state.
6 There was also a figurative reason for these precepts.
7 The figurative reason for this precept, according to Gregory (Moral.
8 The figurative reason may be that hereby is signified the unity of the Church, whether militant or triumphant.
9 They have, however, a figurative reason .
10 The figurative reason is evident.
11 The figurative reason is evident, because the sacrifice of the paschal lamb signified the sacrifice of Christ according to 1 Cor.
12 The figurative reason for all these things may be taken from the relation of the tabernacle to Christ, who was foreshadowed therein.
13 The figurative reason for this prohibition is this: the kid, signifying Christ, on account of "the likeness of sinful flesh" (Rom.
14 The figurative reason for these things is that the necessities of life should not be withdrawn from the ox that treadeth the corn, i.e.
15 6: Both literal and figurative reasons may be assigned for the things contained in the tabernacle.
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