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 1 Pre,  7 |        nor do they disavow their own past. On the contrary, this
 2   1,  10|      faith, and this is not your own doing; it is the gift of
 3   1,  12|        justified: "Work out your own salvation with fear and
 4   4,  19|     attaining salvation by their own abilities. Justification
 5   4,  21|         of contributing to one's own justification, but do not
 6   4,  34|        of God. In spite of their own weakness and the manifold
 7   4,  36|          to look away from one's own experience, and to trust
 8   4,  36| salvation when he looks upon his own weaknesses and shortcomings.
 9   4,  36|    shortcomings. Recognizing his own failures, however, the believer
10   4,  39|   justification and not as one's own "merits", they nevertheless
11 App     |         sideways glance at their own endeavors ... But a response
12 App     |       his confidence, not on his own new life, but solely on
13 App     |          regards himself and his own weakness and lack of dispositions,
14 App     |    anxious and fearful about his own state of grace" (Council
15 App     |          Godless trust' in one's own works, the Council explicitly