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 1 Pref |        world, and the flesh and all evil thoughts to be occupied
 2 Pref |            drive away the devil and evil thoughts.~For he cannot
 3 Pref |         good medicine against their evil~infection and suggestion. ~
 4 Pref2|              7. But deliver us from evil. [For Thine is the kingdom
 5    1 |         from misfortune, and if any evil befall~us, delivers and
 6    1 |           we are~delivered from all evil. Hence also, I think, we
 7    1 |          not to swear in support of~evil, that is, of falsehood,
 8    1 |           right and wrong, good and~evil. If one part swears falsely,
 9    1 |            soul;~especially when an evil hour comes we are angry
10    1 |         time and money] and with an~evil conscience. ~If this truth,
11    1 |             knows that~the world is evil, and that this life has
12    1 |            between the good and the~evil. Now, as there are many
13    1 |          neighbor on~account of any evil deed, even though he have
14    1 |       especially those who wish~you evil or inflict such upon you.
15    1 |            such upon you. For to do evil to one who wishes and~does
16    1 |          only he is guilty who does evil to~his neighbor, but he
17    1 |           him good, prevent, resist evil,~defend and save him, so
18    1 |            of unchaste thoughts and evil lusts that there is a continual~
19    1 |            said. For it is a common evil plague~that every one prefers
20    1 |           every one prefers hearing evil to hearing good of his neighbor;~
21    1 |       prohibited that any one speak evil of~another even though he
22    1 |    summarily forbidden to speak any evil of our~neighbor, however
23    1 |          commandment does not allow~evil to go unpunished. Now, as
24    1 |          neighbor no good, but~only evil and harm, and nevertheless
25    1 |        requires one to speak of the evil, to prefer charges, to investigate~
26    1 |            to each other~to reprove evil wherever it is needful and
27    1 |           do not~too readily spread evil concerning your neighbor
28    1 |        quite brotherly, so that the evil would be stayed,~and your
29    1 |            friend or foe, nor speak evil of him, no matter~whether
30    1 |            if it be not~notoriously evil), or at any rate to condone
31    2 |          and defends~us against all evil and misfortune, averts all
32    2 |            who cares for us that no~evil befall us. But to speak
33    2 |          devil, from death, and all~evil. For before I had no Lord
34    2 |   disobedience,~sin, death, and all evil, so that we fell under His
35    2 |          man, heavenly spirits, and evil spirits. But the Spirit
36    2 |            be preached; but men~and evil spirits were there, who
37    2 |            from sin, death, and all evil, in a~new, immortal, and
38    2 |             to the world and to~all evil, He may finally make us
39    3 |           against sin death, and an evil conscience, for which end~
40    3 |            indolent and inclined to evil,~even though we have accepted
41    3 |          God, and is ever active in~evil lusts and devices, so that
42    3 |             short, to all manner of~evil lusts which cleave to us
43    3 |      Petition. ~But deliver us from evil. Amen. In the Greek text
44    3 |             or preserve us from the Evil One, or the Malicious One;~
45    3 | nevertheless also~included whatever evil may happen to us under the
46    3 |    preserved and delivered from all evil, the name of God~must first