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 1 Int  | socio-economic, but theological.~4)      Any practical reason
 2 2    |        free to serve the others, 4) free to open and welcome
 3 2(10)|         whatever they have (At 2-4). In the text, actually,
 4 2(10)|       each as any had need”. (At 4, 34-35). We Christians,
 5 3    |        human fragility (cf. 2Cor 4,7): in the tender flesh
 6 3    |        are, yet without sin” (Hb 4,15) ¹². Which means: subjected
 7 3    |    appears in the temptation (Mt 4,3.6.9), in Gethsemane (Mt
 8 3    |          the Father (Hb 10,7; Jh 4,34; 5,30; Phl 2,8; Rm 5,
 9 3    |       peasants from Nazareth (Lk 4,16-30), without own goods (
10 3    |          of a disciple, Paul (Lk 4,31-41; Mc 2,1), guest of
11 3(12)|        us, except in sin (cf. Eb 4,15) “ (GS 22; CCC 470). ~
12 3(12)|       give testimony of (cf. Col 4,14): the disciples “they
13 3    |    because God is like this (1Jh 4,8,16), like this He manifested (
14 3    |    actually was (cf. At 2,42-47; 4,32; 5,16). To the Christian,
15 4    |                                  4) Any practical reason for