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 1 2 |       dispensations concerning man, which have been made by
 2 3 |       the angels unto men: "No man bath seen God at any time;
 3 3 |        Life; the Reconciles of man with God. "By Him are all
 4 3 |      power, the secret work of man's eternal salvation. "In
 5 4 |   infinite love of God towards man, as St. John tells us: "
 6 4 |    that He, who was the Son of Man, was also the Son of God,
 7 4 |        God was also the Son of Man" (Enchir., c. xl. St. Th.,
 8 8 |      it was brought about that man was restored so that rank
 9 9 | regeneration and renovation of man are by Baptism. In this
10 9 |    viii., a. 3). But God is in man, not only as in inanimate
11 9 |      appear even in the wicked man, charity, which, as it were,
12 9 |       More than this, the just man, that is to say he who lives
13 9 |        that they lead the just man to the highest degree of
14 10|    dwelleth in you? But if any man violate the temple of God,
15 11|       and His help. The more a man is deficient in wisdom,
16 11| chiefly that first requsite of man, the forgiveness of sins,