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 1   6    |         evil and not to the men themselves. Hence, he who ~calls adultery
 2   7    |    argue with those who profess themselves ignorant not only about
 3   7    |      the appearance of error in themselves, yet they do make errors
 4   7    |        errors simply by~showing themselves alive; one cannot err who
 5   7    |       the joint heirs of Christ themselves~pray, "Forgive us our debts."~43~~
 6   9    |     lest men should arrogate to themselves saving faith as their own
 7   9(59)|        directed to the faithful themselves, see On the Psalms, LXVIII,
 8  11    |       might understand how they themselves are justified from their
 9  13    |        the sins which they have themselves already committed by thought, ~
10  13    |        made," [Moses] says, "to~themselves gods of gold," when they
11  17    |        they thus fall away from themselves and commit sin. But it matters _
12  18    |   things - albeit~legitimate in themselves - that one cannot suffer
13  20    |   multiply their alms, flatter ~themselves in vain with the Lord's
14  20    |    begin their almsgiving with ~themselves, nor did they, first of
15  20    |       of all, show mercy toward themselves. In reference to this right~
16  20    |       the Pharisees for washing themselves on the outside~while inwardly
17  20    | Therefore, let them not~deceive themselves who suppose that by giving
18  23    |         into the~basic elements themselves), or has served as food
19  24    |        answer is: "Because~they themselves have not willed it." But