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1. so revealed that he could by no possibility misapprehend the consequences of sinning against his
2. that he could by no possibility misapprehend the consequences of sinning against his Maker; and
3. Berger: "For man to endure unending pain (characterized by fire) is a doctrine so awful to contemplate, that it is reasonable to conclude it would be revealed to man from the beginning, and so revealed that he could by no possibility misapprehend the consequences of sinning against his Maker; and we might expect to find the terrible sentence reiterated from time to time throughout the Scriptures, especially upon occasions of aggravated sin and wickedness" The Wages Of Sin And Everlasting Punishment, 1886
4. I do not think that I misapprehend your meaning, Thrasymachus, I replied; but still I cannot hear without amazement that you class injustice with wisdom and virtue, and justice with the opposite
5. This entire allegory, I said, you may now append, dear Glaucon, to the previous argument; the prison-house is the world of sight, the light of the fire is the sun, and you will not misapprehend me if you interpret the journey upwards to be the ascent of the soul into the intellectual world according to my poor belief, which, at your desire, I have expressed-- whether rightly or wrongly God knows
1. And posterity have also sometimes equally misapprehended the real value of his speculations
2. And the vital interests of States, although they may be sometimes obscured, can never, for a very long time, be misapprehended
1. The story never ends with misapprehending, no, not with the Lord, with His Truth and Love, His all, being revealed to those that seek Him
2. Misapprehending the quiddity of our omnipresent omniscience
3. ‘You’re always like that,’ she answered as though completely misapprehending him, and of all he had said only taking in the last phrase
4. "You're always like that," she answered as though completely misapprehending him, and of all he had said only taking in the last phrase
