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 1    Life, II     |      of myself—and, though I offended God, I never ceased to have
 2    Life, IV     |        though I do not think I offended God in it much. And as my
 3    Life, V      | whereby God might be seriously offended. He, too, gave me a like
 4    Life, V      |     might have most grievously offended, if he had not kept himself
 5    Life, V      |     and sorrow only for having offended God, which might have sufficed
 6    Life, V      |      understood myself to have offended God. This grace, among others,
 7    Life, VI     |     deeply penitent for having offended God; and I remember that
 8    Life, VI     |        which I felt for having offended God, dreading it as a great
 9    Life, VI     |  though I must have frequently offended Thy Divine Majesty without
10    Life, VII    |       not remember that I ever offended Him,130 so far as I know.
11    Life, VII    |    listen to her, but was even offended, thinking she was scandalized
12    Life, VII    |      when I used to pray, if I offended God one day, on the following
13    Life, VII    |        at the very time that I offended Thee most, Thou didst prepare
14    Life, XIII   |     desire that God may not be offended, and out of their anxiety
15    Life, XIX    |        I never served Him, but offended Him rather,—is what I
16    Life, XXXI   |   great grief to me to see God offended in such a way. I promised
17    Life, XXXVI  |    Lord. I did not think I had offended against His Majesty, or
18    Life, XXXVIII|     and it is Thou who art the offended One.~29. Once, when I was
19     Rel, I      |      up my mind that they have offended God; and if I dwell upon
20     Rel, VIII   |       a deep sorrow for having offended Him, and astonishment that
21     Rel, XI     |     when I used to think I had offended God. I cannot have these
22     Rel, XI     |        pains I felt for having offended God, nor the great fears