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 1   0, 12| possibly have the temerity to offend God. It was about this vision
 2   2, 12| although it may desire not to offend God and may perform good
 3   1, 4 |      are most desirous not to offend His Majesty; they avoid
 4   2, 13|    such persons may be not to offend the Lord, they will do well
 5   1, 8 |     all possible ways, not to offend Him, and to pray Him ever
 6   3, 9 | desires more than ever not to offend God (of Whom, however, it
 7   2, 12|      how great a sin it is to offend God, and in reflecting that
 8   3, 7 |  person who takes care not to offend the Lord and has entered
 9   4, 10|    that we might lose Him and offend Him, it would be a comfort
10   1, 12|      this torment it does not offend God, and would not do so
11   5, 4 |     perhaps out of love -- to offend Him. Oh, how great, then,
12   5, 4 |      their might so as not to offend this Lord! For His sake,
13   5, 10|       greatness, has dared to offend Him and dares to raise its
14   6, 2 | deceive her so that she shall offend Him for Whom she has such
15   7, 4 |   hand and that they may then offend Him, and thus find themselves
16  10, 2 | wrongly we are acting when we offend God, since it is within
17  11, 10|       fear and anxiety not to offend Him, because it sees that
18   2, 8 |      the hand and it does not offend Him. At all events, I know
19   3, 6 |     they see how often people offend Him and how few there are
20   4, 3 |     to do so, that we may not offend Him; this is the greatest