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 1 Int, 1  |         world, and to all men of good will. ~Venerable Brethren
 2 Int, 16 |          will We fail to use our good offices in settling national
 3   2, 41 |   original sin, his capacity for good and his need for help in
 4   2, 41 |   desiring and achieving what is good, the importance and purpose
 5   2, 41 |        of this present life, the good that he seeks or already
 6   2, 43 | encouraging the remiss to become good, the good to become better.
 7   2, 43 |       remiss to become good, the good to become better. These,
 8   2, 50 |       holding fast that which is good" 33 with the enthusiasm
 9   2, 55 |     justly and equitably for the good of all, and distributed
10   3, 59 |   illusion that man is naturally good and self-sufficient, and
11   3, 59 |        you may prove what is the good and the acceptable and the
12   3, 75 |          to the dispositions and good will of His hearers 52 so
13   3, 81 |       own words, but also in the good will of both parties to
14   3, 81 |          mutual adherence to the Good, and thus excludes all self-seeking. ~
15   3, 90 |         aware of this, but it is good to remind ourselves of it
16   3, 93 |        conducted with all men of good will both inside and outside
17   3, 98 |       purpose is to take what is good in man's life on earth and
18   3, 100|          love, which makes man's good our constant concern. We
19   3, 107|     these people for all that is good and true in their worship
20   3     |      divides us. This provides a good and fruitful basis for our
21   3     |       will be seen to be for the good of all, for the common unity,