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Works Augustine of Hippo (354-430) De sermone Domini in monte l. ii Our Lord's Sermon On The Mount, according to Matthew
Book I.
Chapter X.

28.

But who acts in a way that he is neither angry with his brother without a cause, nor says "Raca" without a cause, nor calls him a fool without a cause, all of which are most proudly committed; or so, that, if perchance he has fallen into any of these, he asks pardon with suppliant mind, which is the only remedy; who but just the man that is not puffed up with the spirit of empty boasting? "Blessed" therefore "are the poor in spirit: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven." Let us look now at what follows.

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Our Lord's Sermon On The Mount, according to Matthew

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