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 1   1,      4|      death, many tribulations and injuries and insults in word and
 2   1,      8|        neighbor, when he receives injuries from him. ~
 3   1,      8|         the long endurance of the injuries and detractions of wicked
 4   1,      8|       wicked men, who, whether by injuries or by flattery, constantly
 5   2,      6|          persecuting Me with many injuries, taking so little account
 6   2,      6| themselves on occasion to receive injuries from Me, as if I desired
 7   3,      6|         Me their persecutions and injuries, thus turning them into
 8   3,     20|        compassion. In the case of injuries done to yourself, judge
 9   4,      1|         He patiently embraced His injuries like one enamored, fulfilling
10   4,      3|       your neighbors. Compare the injuries which you do to Me and to
11   4,      6|           makes war on obedience? Injuries? No, for the obedient man
12   4,      6|        not remember the blows and injuries inflicted on him by his
13   4,      6|      spirit does not remember the injuries, pains, or blows inflicted