96.  Who is the man, whose heart has never been made to burn, S. Luke xxiv. 32. as the Scriptures have been opened to him, with the pure words of God which have been tried in a furnace; Ps. xii. 7. who has not, by a triple Triple, a quotation from Prov. xxii. 20.  The meaning of the Hebrew is doubtful.  Clémencet, not noticing this, suggests that the allusion is to the law being twice inscribed on tables of stone, once on the heart by the Spirit. inscription Prov. xxii. 20 (LXX.). of them upon the breadth of his heart, attained the mind of Christ; 1 Cor. ii. 16. nor been admitted to the treasures which to most men remain hidden, secret, and dark, to gaze upon the riches therein? Isai. xlv. 3. and become able to enrich others, comparing spiritual things with spiritual. 1 Cor. ii. 13.