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 1 Intro,2|     others may possess and humbly offer to them the fullness of
 2 1,4    |    require faith alone. To try to offer rational explanations of
 3 2,2    |          follows:~ ~Once again we offer to You (God the Father)
 4 2,4    |         In what follows, we shall offer additional thoughts pertaining
 5 3,4    |         in various ways, when His offer of new life and joy is celebrated,
 6 3,4    | Eucharistic Gifts, he chants: “We offer to You these gifts from
 7 3,4    |           examples of the Saints, offer numerous lessons and opportunities
 8 3,4    |          classroom or church hall offer valuable instruction on
 9 4,2    |        what pagans sacrifice they offer to demons and not~to God.
10 4,3    |          be a holy priesthood, to offer spiritual sacrifices acceptable
11 5,3    |          begin with thanksgiving, offer confession of sins, and
12 6,5    |         insult or injure you, and offer thanks to God for all things.
13 9,2    |     treasure chest?” No one could offer a clear answer. Few seemed
14 9,3    |         love this dying world and offer to it the message of life.
15 11,4   |           utterly presumptuous to offer anything but expressions
16 11,4   |         the length of my paper, I offer only a few comments on the