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1 1| dearest son Laurence, how much your learning pleases me, and 2 1| everything you asked for in~your letter. If you have kept 3 1| refer to it. If not, recall your questions~as I discuss them.~ 4 1| 4. It is your desire, as you wrote, to 5 1| hand" - that deals with your questions. What is to be ~ 6 1| surely, is~the answer to your question about the beginning 7 1| around, not just baggage~for your bookshelf. Therefore we 8 7| whom it has been said, "Let your speech be~yes, yes; no, 9 11| not fear to take Mary as your wife; for that which is 10 14| the right hand of God. Set your affection on things above, 11 14| earth. For you~are dead, and your life is hid with Christ 12 14| add, "When Christ, who is your~life, shall appear, you 13 15| speaks, "Know you not that your body is the temple of the 14 15| body, "Know you not that your bodies~are members of Christ?"~115 15 19| magnificent goodness - to love your enemy, and~always to wish 16 19| heeds God's command: "Love your enemies, do good to them 17 19| forgive men their trespasses,~your Heavenly Father will also 18 19| Father will also forgive you your trespasses. But if you will 19 19| forgive men,~neither will your Father forgive you your 20 19| your Father forgive you your offenses."~161 He who is 21 20| most true: "Have mercy upon~your own soul, pleasing God."~165 22 20| was said, "You shall love your neighbor as yourself."~168~ 23 21| Lord: "If anyone~would take your tunic and contend in court 24 21| in court with you, let go your cloak also."~178 And in~ 25 21| place: "If a man takes away your goods, seek them not back."~179 26 21| and remember there that your brother has something against~ 27 24| wrought the miracles done in your midst, they would have repented 28 24| would I have gathered your children~together, as a 29 33| since I have judged that your zeal in Christ~ought not