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 1 Intro,5|    sisters by fervent prayer and humble action.~ The challenge is
 2 3,4    |     Beatitudes: “Blessed are the humble... blessed are the meek...
 3 5,5    |         is better off practicing humble prayer and seeking God’s
 4 6,2    |         to love his neighbor, be humble, obedient to God, and fervent
 5 6,4    |          believer who prays in a humble manner, the Lord Himself
 6 6,4    |         bestows His gifts on the humble. When a person is mindful
 7 6,4    |        of the Lord, obedient and humble in all things, he receives
 8 6,5    |          only for the proud: the humble find it easy because they
 9 6,5    |          forgotten that~you must humble yourself, and so the grace
10 6,6    |        more and more to Christ's humble, self‑emptying love for
11 6,6    |         the Holy Spirit. When we humble ourselves and pray for those
12 6,6    | principal power. The soul of the humble person is like the sea:
13 6,6    |        to the bottom. We are not humble and therefore we torment
14 6,6    |          and others unhappy. The humble soul enjoys great peace,
15 6,6    |     himself over others does not humble himself and repent, a ravaging
16 6,6    |       him nothing if he does not humble himself. So long as the
17 6,6    |      great pains to preserve the humble spirit of Christ, for without
18 6,6    |         they have not walked the humble way of the Lord but inwardly
19 7,4    |          to evil, but a good and humble word would turn evil men
20 9,3    |    triumph is achieved by way of humble service and sacrifice, the
21 11,4   |      cannot occur without such a humble and fervent faith in God
22 11,4   |       treated and discussed in a humble and respectful manner, thus