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 1 ApCreed,    6,  1  |      think, he deserveth worse punishments, who hath trodden underfoot
 2 ApCreed,    7,  2  | considering, for instance, its punishments as did that holy ~man, Ezechias: "
 3 ApCreed,    8      |      glory and made fearful by punishments, we ~take warning and withdraw
 4 ApCreed,    8      |   difficult to know ~about the punishments of hell: "no man hath been
 5 ApCreed,   14,  2  |   damned, who shall be ever in punishments: "For this corruptible ~
 6 ApCreed,   14   (8)|        or endure the severest ~punishments and everlasting torments" ("
 7 ApCreed,   15,  3  |     and the enormity of ~their punishments. Thirdly, there is the great
 8 ApCreed,   15,  3  |         is the sharpest of all punishments. They shall be ever dying,
 9 ApCreed,   15,  3  |    hope of delivery from their punishments ~would be given them, their
10 HailMary,    8     |   Virgin was immune from these punishments, she is "blessed among women." ~