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1  2,3 |      words, addressed to the rich young man, were not accepted
2  2,5 |      the giving of self. The rich person is not the one who
3  5,12|   Christ, that though he was rich, yet for your sake he became
4  5,12|     poverty you might become rich."(64) According to these
5  5,12|    the one who is infinitely rich. The poverty of Christ conceals
6  5,12| these: He who "though he was rich became poor" is not only
7  5,12|   his poverty we have become rich." It is the teacher and
8  5,12|      of poverty who makes us rich. For this very reason He
9  5,12|     Christ, who "has made us rich by his poverty." We see