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 1   2    |    then, is the meaning of the saying, "How shall~they invoke
 2   2(15)|     abandonment of her. She is saying that if she could have foreseen
 3   4    |       seem to mean that we are saying that what is evil is~good,
 4   6    |   examples: If one man lies by saying that a dead man is alive,
 5   6    |    should understand that this~saying refers to the things in
 6   6    |      benefit thereby,~I am not saying that error is not a bad
 7   9    |        it is ~written?~58 This saying, therefore, that "it is
 8   9    |  remains, therefore, that this saying: "Not man's~willing or running
 9  13    | remission of sins," instead of saying "unto the remission of sin,"
10  14    |   there is no exception in the saying, "All we who are baptized
11  15    | appeared to him in his sleep, ~saying..."~123? By these various
12  17    |        this life the~Scripture saying holds true: "A heavy yoke
13  18    |        false, that~one obscure saying about those who build on "
14  19    |     asks for it when he prays,~saying, "As we forgive our debtors."
15  19    |   sentence which he put in it, saying: "For if you forgive men
16  20    |        understand how far this saying reaches. In order for them
17  20    |       a work of mercy, and the saying is most true: "Have mercy
18  21    |       himself on this point by saying that he had a just ~cause
19  21    |        thoughts and excuses by saying: "Why not rather suffer
20  21    |       are brought back to that saying of the Lord: "If anyone~
21  21    |     who would suppose that one saying to his ~brother, "You fool,"
22  21    |    from the apostle's~fear, in saying to such men, "I fear for
23  25    |       commended God's mercy in saying, "So then, there is no~question