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 1 ApCreed,    1         |       nature of ~our intellect takes away the basis of this difficulty.
 2 ApCreed,    2,  1     | sacrifices to him; not that he takes delight in a dog or cat ~
 3 ApCreed,    4,  1     |    This is an error because it takes away the ~Trinity of Persons
 4 ApCreed,    4,  2     |     intellect. This conception takes its rise in the soul as
 5 ApCreed,    9,  2     |      that place from whence he takes his origin. The beginning
 6 ApCreed,   13   (2)   |       the preceding one, which takes up the unity, ~sanctity,
 7 ApCreed,   13,  1     |    REVIEW~ ~This communication takes place through the Sacraments
 8 ApCreed,   14,  1     |      in four ways. Firstly, it takes away the sorrow which we
 9 ApCreed,   14,  1     |      no hope."3~ ~Secondly, it takes away the fear of death.
10 10Command,    1,  1   |   neighbor."2 One, ~therefore, takes the name of God in vain
11 10Command,    1   (12)|        inconstancy of him ~who takes it or the stubbornness of
12 10Command,    1,  1   |        swears to commit a sin, takes the name of his God in vain.
13 10Command,    1,  2   |            Accordingly, he who takes the name of God ~foolishly,
14 10Command,    1,  2   |       foolishly, by blasphemy, takes the name of God in vain: "
15 10Command,    1,  3   |   against the glory of God, he takes the name of God in ~vain.
16 10Command,    2,  1   |       earthly things unless he takes means to raise himself above
17 10Command,    4   (10)|   guiltless who in a just war ~takes the life of an enemy, provided
18 Sacramen              |     the exterior washing which takes place when the water is
19 Sacramen              |       interior cleansing which takes away sin by virtue of the ~
20 LordPray,    5   (20) |       the Lord's Prayer, which takes in everything that is necessary