Chapter

 1 7 |   similar. Not infrequently they fall into yet greater woes,~into
 2 8 | constantly to~remember about his fall with repentance before God.
 3 8 |    Providence,~which has let one fall into misfortune or sin.
 4 8 |       stone of embitterment will fall from your heart, and with
 5 8 |         it~despondency will also fall away, and you will raise
 6 9 |         Adam and Eve after their fall into sin. And so you, while
 7 11|     action of anger is already a~fall.” But, of course, these
 8 12|       pride does not appear as a fall, a stumbling, but it is
 9 13|          Christian confesses his fall,~he will return to the sin
10 13|          and again and gradually fall into total despair or, on
11 14|      being responsible for one’s fall. Secondly, there must be
12 14|       with God’s help from their fall, is clear for all~to see.
13 14|        must start by hating your fall and carry on~hating it until
14 15|       consequence of a forgotten fall into sin or of a hidden,
15 16|    parties and the~corresponding fall of truthfulness, people
16 17|     words of St. John Chrysostom fall upon you:~“A rich man is
17 17|       loss or even ruin, but not fall short of the demands of
18 21|         horrified in time at his fall, admits it to the priest
19 21|       guilty. But the deeper his fall has been, the~more hardened