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 1 ApCreed,    1      |       world or the flesh or the devil. The devil would have us ~
 2 ApCreed,    1      |         flesh or the devil. The devil would have us ~disobey God
 3 ApCreed,    1      |     obeyed. "Your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, goeth
 4 ApCreed,    2,  1  |     motive is the malice of the devil. The devil wished from the ~
 5 ApCreed,    2,  1  |        malice of the devil. The devil wished from the ~beginning
 6 ApCreed,    2,  1  |      like the Most High."11 The devil still ~entertains this desire.
 7 ApCreed,    2,  1  |      because they seek from the devil that which God alone can ~
 8 ApCreed,    3,  1  |    created things are ~from the devil, and only the invisible
 9 ApCreed,    5,  1  |      which was prepared for the devil and his ~angels."7 Consequently,
10 ApCreed,    7,  1  |     completely triumph over the devil. Now, a ~person is perfectly
11 ApCreed,    7,  1  |       Christ triumphed over the devil,5 ~and on the Cross He completely
12 ApCreed,    7,  1  |        this world (that is, the devil) be cast ~out."6 To make
13 ApCreed,    7,  1  |    Christ wished to deprive the devil of ~the seat of his kingdom
14 ApCreed,    7,  1  |        there, and despoiled the devil of ~everything and bound
15 ApCreed,    8,  2  |         longer you possess the ~devil, the harder it is to put
16 ApCreed,    9,  1  |     more preferable place.5 The devil once ~feigned to do this: "
17 ApCreed,    9,  2  |         the world to combat the devil, and He did overcome him.
18 ApCreed,   12,  4  |        flee who war against the devil: "The name ~of the Lord
19 ApCreed,   12,  4  |       is a strong tower."32 The devil, therefore, is chiefly intent ~
20 ApCreed,   13,  3  |      There is a danger lest the devil impede this ~spiritual help
21 ApCreed,   13,  3  |       one is thus cut off, the ~devil can easily overcome him.
22 ApCreed,   13,  3  |         was excommunicated, the devil even physically attacked
23 ApCreed,   14,  1  |     death, that is to ~say, the devil. And might deliver them
24 ApCreed,   14   (8)|      God, or was a slave to the devil that in the same body ~he
25 10Command,    0,  1|      some kind of pact with the devil. "I ~would not that you
26 10Command,    0,  2|       For we have renounced the devil, and we have promised fidelity
27 10Command,    0,  2|          Against Service of the Devil. - The fourth reason is
28 10Command,    0,  2|       imposed by service to the devil: "You shall serve strange
29 10Command,    0,  2|        give you no rest."26 The devil is not satisfied with ~leading
30 10Command,    0,  2|         of those who serve ~the devil: "We wearied ourselves in
31 10Command,    1,  3|        Baptism ~we renounce the devil: "Only let Thy name be called
32 10Command,    2,  1|       from the servitude of the devil. ~Christ promised this rest
33 10Command,    2,  2|        some good work, and the ~devil will always find you occupied."32
34 10Command,    7,  2|        lying likens ~one to the devil, because a liar is as the
35 10Command,    7,  2|       liar is as the son of the devil. Now, we know ~that a man'
36 10Command,    7,  2|        so, some men are of the ~devil's kind, and are called sons
37 10Command,    7,  2|      and are called sons of the devil because they are liars, ~
38 10Command,    7,  2|      they are liars, ~since the devil is "a liar and the father
39 10Command,    7,  2|         lies."19 Thus, when the devil ~said, "No, you shall not
40 10Command,    8    |       and into the snare of the devil, and into many ~unprofitable
41 10Command,    9,  1|    something good, so that ~the devil may find you ever occupied."
42 LordPray,    7,  2 |        by his own flesh, by the devil and by the world. He is
43 LordPray,    7,  2 |          The Temptations of the Devil. - The devil tempts us with
44 LordPray,    7,  2 | Temptations of the Devil. - The devil tempts us with extreme force.
45 LordPray,    7,  2 |     tempter arises, namely, the devil against whom we have a heavy
46 LordPray,    7,  2 |      have tempted you."12~ ~The devil proceeds most cunningly
47 LordPray,    7,  2 |       sins. "Your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, goeth
48 LordPray,    7,  2 |        may devour."13~ ~How the Devil Tempts Us. - The devil does
49 LordPray,    7,  2 |      the Devil Tempts Us. - The devil does two things when he
50 LordPray,    7,  2 |   rising up out of his sin. The devil, therefore, does two things:
51 HailMary,    9     |      Eve sought that which ~the devil falsely promised her, namely,
52 Question,    4,  8 |       by the flesh, and ~by the devil.~ ~4. What is the chief