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 1 Fwd,3|    not stem from any human merit on the part of the Orthodox,
 2  1,11|   well researched findings merit special attention. He correctly
 3  6,16| takes away all victory and merit from the holiest of all
 4  6,17|     while not without some merit in giving general background
 5  7,14|    normative and worthy of merit. (In this reversal of position,
 6  7,14|    s work is of particular merit in that he was formerly
 7  7,17|    of them are so close in merit to the divinely inspired
 8  9,14|    grace, he thereby earns merit. God's gifts are always
 9  9,14|   But man, while he cannot merit salvation, must certainly
10 10,26|    born, then where is her merit? If she did not sin because