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 1 Intro,      0|         for his own pleasure or profit! The special snares of the
 2   1,      1  |  neighbor, if she did not first profit herself, that is, if she
 3   1,      7  |    inasmuch as you can do Me no profit, you should do it to your
 4   2,      3  |         act of great virtue and profit to others, by means of the
 5   2,      3  |      temporal substance for the profit and relief of his body. ~
 6   2,     10  |        not love you for His own profit, because you can be of no
 7   2,     10  |        because you can be of no profit to Him, He being one and
 8   2,     17  |       no one except for his own profit. Avarice proceeds from and
 9   2,     17  |       and tell lies for his own profit. And it produces envy, which
10   2,     27  |       what is true good, and of profit to the soul and to the body.
11   2,     37  |      who love GOD for their own profit, delight, and consolation. ~
12   2,     37  |        with a view to their own profit, or the delight and pleasure
13   2,     37  | themselves, This labor does not profit me. All this they do, because
14   2,     37  |        of Me only for their own profit, relaxing their love for
15   2,     37  |   charity if they see their own profit or consolation withdrawn
16   2,     40  |     finding his own delight and profit in Me. This is a necessary
17   2,     40  |      finds her own pleasure and profit. This is an imperfect state,
18   3,     20  |        her neighbor for her own profit, but purely through love
19   4,      6  |      who love him for their own profit. From these relations they