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 1   2, 47  |      angry with friends, if they offend us or ~refuse to help us;
 2   2, 73  |          keep the whole Law, but offend in one ~point, is become
 3   2, 87  |    temporal thing, yet would not offend God for its sake, by breaking
 4   2, 5   |            Whosoever shall . . . offend in one point is become guilty ~
 5   2, 11  |            If ~thy brother shall offend against thee." Yet even
 6   2, 18  |           whereby a son fears to offend his father or to be separated
 7   2, 18  |       man, the more one fears to offend him and to be separated
 8   2, 18  |       help, the more he fears to offend him or to be separated from
 9   2, 31  |        15, "If thy brother shall offend against thee," ~says that "
10   2, 31  |             If thy brother shall offend against thee," ~etc. For
11   2, 31  |   against thee," ~etc. For if he offend thee publicly in the presence
12   2, 65  |          perchance the defendant offend in a matter exempt from
13   2, 71  |         James 3:2): "If ~any man offend not in word, the same is
14   2, 87  |          James 3:2, "If any man ~offend not in word, the same is
15   2, 134 |     patience, ~because those who offend from weakness rather than
16   2, 145 |            in many things we all offend" (James 3:2), and because "
17   2, 152 |       the fornicator intended to offend God, but ~consequently,
18   2, 161 |      which a man sometimes will ~offend God rather than make an
19   2, 166 |          let ~nothing be done to offend the eye of another, but
20   2, 168 | movements let nothing be done to offend ~the eye of any person whatever."
21   2, 182 |            In many things we all offend"; and (Ps. 138:16): "Thy
22   2, 182 |        in this life are said to "offend in ~many things" with regard
23   2, 184 |            In many things we all offend." Therefore if the ~sins
24   3, 1   |       the greater the ~person we offend, the more grievous the offense.
25   3, 42  |       teacher should not fear to offend those men, in order that
26   3, 80  |      receive; ~still he seems to offend more deeply who deceitfully
27   3, 85  |       made ~by merely ceasing to offend, but it is necessary to
28   3, 88  |           Whosoever . . . ~shall offend in one point, is become
29   3, 88  |           it is a greater sin to offend God than to offend man. ~
30   3, 88  |        sin to offend God than to offend man. ~But a slave who is
31 Suppl, 96|         keep the whole ~law, but offend in one point, is become