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 1  Intro              |             and seminarians usually state a thesis and then ~prove
 2 ApCreed,   10,  2   |          that is, they who die in a state of ~righteousness. For although
 3 ApCreed,   13,  3   | communicated to all who are in the ~state of grace, because all are
 4 ApCreed,   14   (11)|             difference between ~the state of all bodies when risen
 5 ApCreed,   14,  4   |          the blessed. Theirs is the state of eternal punishment, ~
 6 10Command,    5     |            was at no time a perfect state until the law of Christ
 7 10Command,    5,  1 |           sin, but for those in the state of grace it is meritorious
 8 Sacramen,    3,  2  |           holding that a man in the state of sin cannot ~baptize.
 9 LordPray,    4   (6)|            We have fallen into this state of misery by disobeying
10 LordPray,    4,  4  |             men be restored to that state and dignity in which the
11 LordPray,    4,  4  |           be restored to his primal state so that no more would the
12 LordPray,    5      |          things which go beyond his state and condition of life. He
13 LordPray,    6,  1  |             is that we be ever in a state of salutary fear and humility.
14 LordPray,    6,  2  |         force for one living in the state of grace, to the extent