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1 10Command,    7   (16)|      and insincere praise they gain the hearing ~and good will
2 10Command,    7,  2   |  results ~as when they wish to gain or avoid something: "We
3 10Command,    9   (4) |      he acts out of desire for gain or utility, while he who ~
4 10Command,    9   (4) | pleasure rather ~than monetary gain" ("Roman Catechism," "loc.
5 LordPray,    2,  2    |      heaven which they wish to gain; "those under the earth"
6 LordPray,    2,  4    |        but as dung, that I may gain Christ."8 Earth may signify
7 Question,    2,  7    |     humility, out of shame, to gain or to avoid something, or
8 Question,    4,  5    |        God wills of us that we gain eternal life, and that we