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 1   2     |             name will be saved."~12 ~Thus, we have the Lord's Prayer.
 2   2     |          they have not believed?"~13 Thus, we have the Symbol. In
 3   2     |            nothing else is possible; thus faith prays too. This, then,
 4   2     |             has not existed forever. Thus, not only about men, but
 5   2     |            believed in or hoped for. Thus in~the Epistle to the Hebrews,
 6   2     |           cannot exist without hope. Thus it is that ~love is not
 7   3     |              which is called health. Thus, whatever defects there ~
 8   4     |             as is the Creator of it. Thus the good in created ~things
 9   4     |             defective or defectible. Thus there can be no evil where
10   4     |               he is a wicked person. Thus, every entity, even if it
11   4     |             These~two contraries are thus coexistent, so that if there
12   7     |             are many things that are thus true and certain~concerning
13   7     |            God still safe,~nor do we thus leave the way that leads
14   8     |             punishment without end. "Thus by one man, sin entered
15   8     |           and death through sin; and thus death came upon all men,
16   9     |                                  29. Thus it pleased God, Creator
17   9     |             to the angels of God.~45~Thus the heavenly Jerusalem,
18   9     |           and from the mercy of God. Thus we accept the dictum, "It
19   9     |              the will which~has been thus prepared.~59~For a man's
20   9     |           antedate is - just itself! Thus in the Sacred Eloquence
21  10     |                                  33. Thus it was that the human race
22  10     |             should allay that wrath. Thus the~apostle says, "For if,
23  10     |         Christ Jesus, Son of God, is thus both God and man. He was
24  10     |      diminishing the form of God.~75 Thus he was made less and~remained
25  11     |          Christ had no power to sin? Thus indeed the angel hailed
26  12     |        Father and of Mother Church. ~Thus, therefore, the one born
27  12     |            God should be Son of Man. Thus, in his assumption of human
28  13     |           himself actually made sin. Thus, when the apostle said,~"
29  13     |            are to be reconciled hath thus made~him the sacrifice for
30  13     |      expressed by the plural number. Thus in the~Gospel, it is said
31  14     |             the Holy Spirit as well. Thus,~whoever believes in Christ
32  14     |            baptized into his death?" Thus he~concludes the passage
33  14     |           called by the name of sin? Thus, to ~those baptized into
34  14     |           all these~things were done thus, that they might not only
35  14     |              lead here on the earth. Thus, of his crucifixion it was
36  15     |         Person of the Only Begotten.~Thus, the right order of the
37  16     |             old~state of corruption.~Thus by the single sacrifice,
38  17     |         certain human feelings,~they thus fall away from themselves
39  17     |            not every sin is a crime. Thus we can say of the life of
40  17     |              of sins. Those forgiven~thus obtain life everlasting.~
41  17     |           the mother of us all."~139 Thus we see~even infants, after
42  18(141)|            is 422 or, possibly, 423; thus we have a terminus ad quem
43  18     |       eternal.~But those who believe thus, and still are Catholics,
44  19     |           return evil even for evil. Thus, there are many kinds of~
45  19     |          does you ~harm when he can. Thus one heeds God's command: "
46  20     |             Christ died for us."~167 Thus, when we come to a valid
47  21     |            carnal~pleasure involved. Thus, those whose self - control
48  21     |            rather be defrauded?"~177 Thus we are brought back to that
49  21     |             seek them not back."~179 Thus, he forbids his~own to go
50  21     |        degrade a clergyman for them. Thus, several years ago, when
51  23     |           things will be filled out? Thus, the perfection~which time
52  23     |              this way and leads them thus to disbelieve in the resurrection.
53  24     |                              94. And thus it will be that while the
54  24(201)|             the human will and would thus stand out in bold relief
55  25     |          rather "of _future_ works." Thus he would have solved the~
56  25     |            God's showing mercy."~210~Thus, both the twins were "by
57  25     |              there is no ~injustice. Thus, he immediately added, "
58  25     |         undeserved mercy interposed. Thus every mouth of those~disposed
59  27     |              he made that statement. Thus, we are also to understand
60  28     |                                 105. Thus it was fitting that man
61  28     | participation in the~immutable good. Thus, for example, the power
62  28     |              in the faith of Christ. Thus, as it is written, even
63  28     |              through God's humility. Thus it might be shown man how
64  29     |           those of whom it is said, "Thus these shall go into everlasting
65  30     |                                 114. Thus, from our confession of _
66  30     |          rests his hope in~man."~242 Thus, he who rests his hope in
67  31     |             first transgression. And thus it is that what was ~written
68  31     |              full and perfect peace. Thus, also, the history of~God'
69  32     |              a~faith unfeigned."~259 Thus every commandment harks