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 1 ApCreed,    6,  2  |      If you seek an example of humility, look upon Him who is crucified; ~
 2 ApCreed,    9,  2  |      reasonable because of the humility of Christ. There ~never
 3 ApCreed,    9,  2  |       Christ. There ~never was humility so great as that of Christ,
 4 ApCreed,    9,  2  |      to the throne of God, for humility leads to exaltation: ~"He
 5 10Command,    7,  2|         Sometimes it is out of humility. This may be the case in
 6 LordPray           |     pleased Thee."19 This same humility is observed in this prayer,
 7 LordPray           |       in this prayer, for true humility is had when a person does
 8 LordPray,    4,  1 |       THE WILL OF GOD~ ~Out of humility one does not trust one's
 9 LordPray,    4,  1 |        s own knowledge: "Where humility is there is also wisdom."4
10 LordPray,    6,  1 |     state of salutary fear and humility. There have been some, indeed,
11 HailMary,    5     | virtues. Thus, one excelled in humility, another in chastity, another
12 HailMary,    5     |      fullness of the virtue of humility: "Behold the handmaid of ~
13 HailMary,    5     |   again: "He hath regarded the humility of his handmaid."14 ~So
14 Question,    1,  9 |      of Our Lord ~manifest His humility and meekness, what is demonstrated
15 Question,    2,  7 |       advantage, viz., out of ~humility, out of shame, to gain or