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 1    V, 15|  abundantly performed works of mercy; no one is most perfect,
 2   VI, 9 |     LAW AND PRECEPT OF GOD; OF MERCY, AND THE ERROR OF THE PHILOSOPHERS.~
 3   VI, 10|      RELIGION TOWARDS GOD, AND MERCY TOWARDS MEN; AND OF THE
 4   VI, 10|  religion; the second is named mercy or kindness; which virtue
 5   VI, 10|        virtue, have taken away mercy from man, and while they
 6   VI, 11| justice of which we speak, and mercy, flourish more every day.
 7   VI, 12|      BENEFICENCE, AND WORKS OF MERCY.~This is that perfect justice
 8   VI, 12|       from the duty of showing mercy: for the reward of this
 9   VI, 12|        without the exercise of mercy. Nor, however, let any one
10   VI, 12|       God, to whom everlasting mercy belongs, on this account
11   VI, 12|     everlasting gift from God. Mercy has a great reward; for
12   VI, 13|        XIII. OF REPENTANCE, OF MERCY, AND THE FORGIVENESS OF
13   VI, 14|      OF VIRTUE, THE VICES, AND MERCY.~If, therefore, mercy is
14   VI, 14|      AND MERCY.~If, therefore, mercy is a distinguished and excellent
15   VI, 14|       errors of those who call mercy, desire, and fear, diseases
16   VI, 20|       of death, and entreating mercy, not only suffer them to
17   VI, 24|     should we despair that the mercy of God our Father may again
18   VI, 25|     let him always implore the mercy of God, and pray for nothing
19  VII, 27|   shall belong self-restraint, mercy, patience, love, and faith.