Part, Question

1   2, 79  |         fall into sin, ~that by acknowledging their sin, they may be humbled
2   2, 120 | religion by preventing man from acknowledging God so as to worship Him: ~
3   2, 159 |        estimate a man forms ~in acknowledging his own deficiency, and
4   2, 159 |        in three ways. First by ~acknowledging and avowing his own shortcomings;
5   3, 21  |        in His human nature, by ~acknowledging Him as the author thereof,
6   3, 30  |  conception of her child before acknowledging her dignity in greeting
7 Suppl, 32|        they would be capable of acknowledging the sacrament, for ~then