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1 37 |    divine justice and divine mercy which constitutes the sublime
2 37 |     in keeping with both His mercy and His justice. With His
3 37 |      s justice; and with His mercy, for since man of himself
4 37 |  this came of a more copious mercy than if he had forgiven
5 37 |   says: 'God, who is rich in mercy, by reason of His very great
6 65 | particularly which deal with mercy -- the lost drachma, the
7 87 |   for us"89 to win grace and mercy for us from His Father.
8 97 |    it as a sign or pledge of mercy and grace for the needs
9 100|      We mean the fullness of mercy which is proper to the New