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 1   1(4)|         As no one can exist from himself, so also no one can be wise
 2   1(4)|       also no one can be wise in himself save only as he is enlightened
 3   2   |    everyone believes, both~about himself and other persons - and
 4   3   |          nothing exists save God~himself and what comes from him;
 5   4   |    bitter."~23 Moreover~the Lord himself saith: "An evil man brings
 6   4   |    cannot be, even as the Truth ~himself declareth: "Men do not gather
 7   4   |       man. This is what our Lord himself most clearly shows in the
 8   5   |       thinks he does not~deceive himself and that he deceives only
 9   5   |          err in his~lying, if he himself knows what the truth is.
10   5   |          his~lie does no harm to himself, when actually every sin
11   6   |       matter where one brings on~himself some temporal setback which
12   7   |       one can "not know" that he himself is alive. If he is not~alive,
13   7   |         heart - not only when he~himself knows the truth, but even
14   8   |        bountiful goodness of God himself. The cause of evil is the
15   8   |    radically corrupted them, in ~himself, by his sinning. As a consequence
16   8   |          image of the Creator in himself,~who had in the evil use
17   9   |          will that man destroyed himself and his will at the same
18   9   |           For as a man who kills~himself is still alive when he kills
19   9   |        still alive when he kills himself, but having killed himself
20   9   |       himself, but having killed himself is then no longer alive
21   9   |          and ~cannot resuscitate himself after he has destroyed his
22  10   |     equal of God. Yet he emptied himself,~taking on the form of a ~
23  11   |           Yet, concerning Christ~himself, when the Evangelist John
24  11   |     truth." Indeed it ~was Truth himself, God's only begotten Son -
25  11   |         a personal unity that he himself became the Son of~Man as
26  12   |          so far as he is man, he himself was made, even as~the apostle
27  12   |          Holy Spirit, because he himself is so perfectly God that
28  13   |          nature. And although he himself committed no sin, yet because~
29  13   |         in which he came, he was himself called sin and was made
30  13   | sacrifices were mere shadows was himself actually made sin. Thus,
31  13   |        sin for~us," as if Christ himself committed sin for our sake.
32  13   |         we may be reconciled.~He himself is therefore sin as we ourselves
33  13   |          but ours, rooted not in himself but in us -~so he showed
34  13   |       die thereby to sin - as he himself is said to have died to
35  13   |        and murder, since he cast himself down to death; and spiritual
36  14   |         baptism, by which~Christ himself was baptized.~93 Rather,
37  14   |          Wherefore, He took upon himself both baptism and death,
38  14   |    abound."~99 And ~therefore he himself raised the question whether,
39  15   |       not have ~a temple, for he himself would be a temple. Yet,
40  16   |       tell when Satan transforms himself as an~angel of light, lest
41  16   |        religion. Or if, feigning~himself to be good, he does or says
42  16   |         should rest his hopes in himself, nor~one man in another,
43  16   |          reconcile all things to himself, making peace with them
44  16   |      blessedness comes, not from himself, but from God. Hence, it
45  18   |          be understood - "But he himself shall be saved, yet~so as
46  18   |      statement of the ~same Paul himself: "Do not err," he says; "
47  18   |        shall suffer loss; but he himself shall be saved, yet so as
48  20   |          began to wonder and ask himself why He had not washed himself
49  20   |    himself why He had not washed himself before~dinner. But the Lord
50  20   |       his life should begin with himself and give them~to himself.
51  20   |         himself and give them~to himself. For almsgiving is a work
52  20   |        love God with the love he himself giveth us, we then begin
53  20   |        which a man owes first to himself - to make clean the inner
54  20   |    really wished to give alms to himself, that all things~might become
55  21   |        Then, lest someone excuse himself on this point by saying
56  22   |      which would make~him humble himself in penitence. Wherefore,
57  26   |         still accomplish what he himself had willed and~this through
58  28   |        no one who could not kill himself by not eating (not to mention
59  28   |      what is the same thing - in himself. ~
60  28   |         between God and~man, Man himself, Christ Jesus,"~235 if he
61  28   |     resurrection of the Redeemer himself; that the devil might be
62  28   |          man ground for glory in~himself, lest pride spring up anew.
63  29   |             For each man has for himself while living in the body
64  30   |         he who rests his hope in himself is bound by the bond of
65  31   |           who cannot then~excuse himself by pleading ignorance. For
66  32   |       lest it remain hidden, God himself will bring to light. ~Moreover,