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 1   1,      6| injures in not paying him the debt, which he owes him, of love,
 2   2,      1|      neighbor their principal debt of love, and of humble and
 3   2,      1|       other, and further, the debt of doctrine, and example
 4   2,      6|     human nature. This is the debt which they have incurred --
 5   2,      6|    for then they repay Me the debt of love both of Myself and
 6   2,      6|      do it, the greater their debt, the greater will be the
 7   2,      9|    love, and on account of no debt that You owed us, or need
 8   2,     18|  themselves by not paying the debt of virtue, and towards Me
 9   2,     18|  towards Me by not paying the debt of honor in glorifying and
10   2,     18|       praising My Name, which debt they are bound to pay. But
11   2,     18|     so they did not pay their debt of honor and glory to Me,
12   2,     36|      slowly, and render their debt to Me by such small degrees,
13   3,      2|       visitation, so that the debt of rendering the office
14   3,     28|      poor, left the Church in debt. This was because through
15   3,     31|  debtor, who ought to pay his debt to the poor and the holy
16   4,      5|      what way she can pay her debt, trampling on her own fragility,