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 1   8|       the punishment of sin and damnation, for he had radically corrupted
 2  13|         burden in their eternal~damnation, as they would be if they
 3  14|      born of Adam is subject to damnation,~and no one, unless reborn
 4  14|     Christ, is free from such a damnation.~
 5  23|       not weary us, since their damnation is certain and~eternal.
 6  23|         one, they will suffer a damnation somewhat more tolerable
 7  25|         bound in the fetters of damnation originally forged by~Adam.
 8  25| abandoned to their ~wholly just damnation - what the whole mass deserved
 9  26|      use of evil deeds, for the damnation of those whom~he had justly
10  29|         or, at least, in making damnation more tolerable.~
11  29|    resting on them. And this is damnation -~for this anger, which
12  29|     were all there is [in man's damnation], and even if it were~present