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 1 Intro     | theological judgement? Who will be addressed? What are the moral implications?
 2 Intro     |       becomes a “confessio laudis” addressed to God, before whom alone
 3   1,  1   |       express a request for pardon addressed as much to God as to a group
 4   1,  4   |         past wrongs, especially if addressed to groups of people today,
 5   2,  1   |       mentioned, the confession is addressed solely to God, and the sins
 6   2   (36)|            request for forgiveness addressed to them (and/or to their
 7   2,  2   |           such a way that they are addressed to every other disciple
 8   2,  2   |          however, no explicit call addressed to the first Christians
 9   6,  2   |            underscore that the one addressed by any request for forgiveness
10   6,  2   |    research with those who will be addressed, by listening to the legitimate
11   6,  2   |        both the subjects and those addressed.~