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 1 Fwd,6|           essential.~ Through the mercy of God, many conservative
 2  5,8 | condemnation itself was an act of mercy, for once being given over
 3  5,8 |     repent, and then He shows His mercy even when there is not repentance.~
 4  6,15|         and which puts one at the mercy of the “spirit of the times”
 5  6,16|           his sins, can — fly the mercy of the pope-make use of
 6  7,14|         life, they received God's mercy, and they received the gift
 7  7,14|    diligently engaged in works of mercy and love.~ ~With such a
 8  9,38|            I beseech you by God's mercy to offer your bodies as
 9  9,39|          Christ, Son of God, have mercy upon me, a sinner.” (Concerning
10 10,10|         Undoubtedly God will have mercy and compassion on all His
11 10,14|        Orthodox leave them to the mercy of God and do not pass judgment
12 10,14|          the heart of man and has mercy upon those whom He chooses
13 10,14|           whom He chooses to have mercy (Rom 9:18), and that He
14 10,20|           of prayers and with the mercy of God. Nothing can revive
15 10,21|       holy prayers spare and have mercy on us.~ ~In explaining the
16 10,22|     Christ, that He save and have mercy on us, “through the prayers
17 10,23|         the Lord until he obtains mercy, but having obtained it,
18 10,23|         she has shown, and to beg mercy. They also venerate her
19 10,26|       Whom we all trust to obtain mercy and the remission of sins” (
20 10,28|           immense forgiveness and mercy to all sinners who repent.
21 10,28|           between the unutterable mercy of God and His justice or
22 10,28|       evil will, of rejecting the mercy of God and the means of
23 10,28|          who are good and showing mercy to those who honor Him,
24 10,28|         degree does hope in God's mercy grow. To hope in it and
25 11,4 |       night which has passed, and mercy is asked of Him for the
26 11,4 |         Kyrie eleison (Lord, have mercy, in Old Slavonic and Greek