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 1 2 |    happens only when the dying man is not so sinfully ignorant
 2 3 |    rightly so. For the will of man retains but little of that
 3 4 |      heart; and thus the whole man is subjected to the supreme
 4 4 |    truly remarkable dignity of man as the son of the heavenly
 5 4 |    this very dignity, and from man's knowledge of it, Christ
 6 4 |        not true that the proud man is urged and commanded by
 7 4 |      by which we give to every man his due; fortitude, which
 8 5 | darkness of crass ignorance. A man who walks with open eyes
 9 5 |        right path, but a blind man is in much more imminent
10 16|    puts out great branches."20 Man has the faculty of understanding
11 27|        words of Moses: "If any man be on the Lord's side, let