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 1 Intro     |   which she receives from her Lord, should kneel before God
 2 Intro     |  according to the will of the Lord. She is able to do this
 3 Intro     |      mercy and justice of the Lord. The “confessio peccati,”
 4   2   (31)|      have sinned” against the Lord, referring to their service
 5   2   (31)|       have sinned against the Lord!”); Nm 21:7 (this text is
 6   2   (31)|   they had spoken against the Lord and against their human
 7   2   (32)|       time I have sinned; the Lord is in the right; I and my
 8   2   (33)| Josiah fears the anger of the Lord “because our fathers did
 9   2   (34)|       have sinned against the Lord our God… we and our fathers”);
10   2   (34)|       have sinned against the Lord” [1:17, cf. 1:19, 21; 2:
11   2,  1   |  Azaria: “‘Blessed are you, O Lord, the God of our fathers...
12   2,  2   |       and resurrection of the Lord Jesus (cf., for example,
13   2,  2   |       appearance of the risen Lord, while the disciples adore
14   2,  2   |     the petition found in the Lord’s Prayer, this people prays: “
15   2,  3   | people in the Exodus. “I, the Lord, am your God, who brought
16   2,  3   |      the year of grace of the Lord. Significantly, it is precisely
17   2,  4   |     mandate received from the Lord to be ever ready to forgive
18   3,  2   |   grace, and justified in the Lord Jesus, have been made truly
19   3,  2   |    like lights kindled by the Lord in the midst of his Church
20   3,  4   |    the image of her crucified Lord, the supreme witness of
21   5,  2   |     before the Risen One, the Lord of the Church and of history.
22   5,  5   |        but also to praise the Lord of history for his merciful
23   6,  1   |  themselves humbly before the Lord and examine themselves on
24   6,  2   |       which is assured by the Lord to the Church’s Bishops,
25   6,  3   |      the unity desired by the Lord. Therefore, it is hoped
26   6,  3   | presentation of the crucified Lord, who is the revelation of