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 1 1 |       to remember.~In a certain sense, confession is a thing which
 2 2 |       in the fully supernatural sense,~that the priest receives
 3 2 |      head and heart; but in the sense that the grace of God, invoked
 4 4 |         the Holy Mysteries have sense only~on condition of a resolution
 5 6 |     fact. Tell me, is there any sense in our life, if it comes
 6 6 |     understanding? Is there~any sense in all that is good and
 7 8 |         course there will be no sense laying fasts upon him, but
 8 11|     attained; and it is in this sense that the~Apostle says that
 9 12|         are proud in the strict sense of the word, who~think so
10 16|         whom you envy, in a bad sense.”~With the development of
11 17|      condemn love of money in a sense favourable~ ~to oneself,
12 19|        10), although not in the sense of a criminal law~concerning
13 19|       death penalty, but in the sense that it is a mortal sin.
14 19|       relationship to God. What sense is there in asking a person
15 19|        offense’ not only in the sense of what makes a~person angry,
16 19|     angry, but even more in the sense of what causes him harm.
17 21| insignificant, in the spiritual~sense, for evil spirits to take
18 D |    killed anyone in the literal sense, but perhaps you were the