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 1 Int,  2 |    witness: "There are many who say: 'O that we might see some
 2   1,  10|       138:6, Vulg.). That is to say, in my work your majesty
 3   1,  15|      liable to judgment'. But I say to you that every one who
 4   1,  15|         commit adultery'. But I say to you that every one who
 5   1,  16|       19:20). It is not easy to say with a clear conscience "
 6   1,  17|   imperfect freedom, goes on to say: "Why, someone will ask,
 7   1,  17|     life. But who would dare to say this except someone who
 8   1,  17|       remained in us, I dare to say that to the extent to which
 9   1,  24|       New Law is not content to say what must be done, but also
10   2,  42|        adds: There are many who say: Who will make us see good?
11   2,  47| establish at the most — so they say — a general orientation
12   2,  63|  culpably erroneous, that is to say, "when man shows little
13   2,  69|     Consequently, they go on to say, it is difficult, at least
14   2,  78|       lacks a good will. Let us say that someone robs in order
15   2,  78|   excused. 'There are those who say: And why not do evil that
16   3,  89|       no darkness at all. If we say we have fellowship with