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 1   2,      4|       say, we all became Your enemies. ~
 2   2,      6|    own sins, and so become My enemies, though I have reconciled
 3   2,     15|    defend herself against her enemies, nor help herself through
 4   2,     19| judged, and with lies did His enemies say: 'This man works by
 5   2,     25|       see them punished as My enemies. Wherefore in nothing do
 6   3,     30|    they have vanquished their enemies during their life. The world
 7   3,     30|       guard, warning him when enemies were coming to attack the
 8   3,     30|    the door, and when it sees enemies warns the guards by its
 9   3,     30|      free- will he struck his enemies; so that at the point of
10   4,      6|      peace and quiet, for her enemies have been exiled. She dwells
11   4,      6|                   Who are her enemies who have been expelled?
12   4,      6|   servants. These are a man's enemies, causing him to leave the
13   4,      6|    has also those other cruel enemies, anger, which wars against
14   4,      6|       that all these were his enemies who would defile his spouse,
15   4,      6|        gave life to all these enemies of true obedience, and having