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 1   1,      6|      in hatred of Me, does an injury to his neighbor, and to
 2   1,      6|      chief neighbor, and this injury is both general and particular.
 3   1,      6|       thereby does himself an injury; for he cuts off from himself
 4   1,      6|        To himself he does the injury of sin, which deprives him
 5   1,      6|    him, as you see, a special injury. And he does him evil, not
 6   1,      6|       by doing him a positive injury and a constant evil. In
 7   1,      6|       a physical and a mental injury. The mental injury is already
 8   1,      6|     mental injury. The mental injury is already done when the
 9   1,      6|   than he; and in this way is injury done to him. And if a man
10   2,      3|    aright, does not cause the injury of sin to self in order
11   2,      3|   said, not doing herself the injury of sin in order to be useful
12   2,     27|      to love themselves to My injury, and I will relate to you
13   3,      7| motive of making them receive injury or be deprived of their
14   3,      8|    although she also sees the injury done to Me, which before
15   3,     20|      Name's sake; and when an injury is done to some one else,
16   3,     20|    against him who caused the injury, or him who received it,