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 1 ApCreed,    2   (6)  |          We attribute to God the highest ~goodess and perfection,
 2 ApCreed,    2   (6)  |          impossible that what is highest and ~absolutely perfect
 3 ApCreed,    3,  1    |        they hold that God is the highest good, ~which is true; but
 4 ApCreed,    5   (24) |      order to lift man up to the highest degree of dignity . . .
 5 ApCreed,    6,  2    |          you will find it in its highest degree ~upon the Cross.
 6 ApCreed,    6,  2    |           therefore, was of the ~highest degree: "Let us run by patience
 7 ApCreed,   13,  2    |    although it operates from the highest to the lowest, ~i.e., from
 8 ApCreed,   15,  1    |     Jerusalem."5 Thirdly, in the highest praise. ~"We shall see,
 9 ApCreed,   15,  2    |       desired, there will be the highest and most perfect pleasure, ~
10 ApCreed,   15,  2    |          for it derives from the highest good, namely, God: "Then
11 Sacramen,    8   (33)| character raises marriage to the highest perfection. Moreover, ~dissolubility
12 LordPray,    3,  2   |         in God you will find the highest pleasure: "You shall see
13 HailMary,    3       |        Angels participate in the highest degree in the divine ~light: "