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 1 8 |    reason? The highest good of man will then lie in enjoying
 2 8 |       of his own nature, every man will naturally lay hands
 3 8 |   utterly shattered when every man is driven by an unappeasable
 4 10|       infinite goodness of God man lived again to the hope
 5 10|     life, but clearly of every man "always bearing about in
 6 10|        natural law, commanding man to live virtuously, be kept?
 7 10|    means removed. This part of man which is without reason-although
 8 10|     ancients taught that every man should restrain his evil
 9 11|      its pristine dignity. For man has been born under this
10 11|       is difficult to see what man could be expected to do
11 11| actions by self-love alone? No man can be highsouled, kind,
12 11|        though God has given to man pardon for sin, He gave
13 11|       of the highest injury to man. For what salvation remains
14 11|    firmness and constancy. But man's power by itself is not
15 12|     all things by His word, so man by prayer obtains what he
16 14|  because in the reformation of man example is far better than
17 14|      hold the supreme place in man. "Thou who bast the mind
18 14|      all things that happen to man turn out to the glory of
19 15|      and the sea. Give back to man that tranquillity and order-that
20 15|  cannot give. By Thy grace let man be restored to proper order
21 15|       keep them. The life of a man on earth is a warfare, but
22 15|       the struggle and helpest man to conquer, Thou raisest