From: J@M   
      
    "admonish them of principalities and potencies subordinate to what is said,   
     obey to every work good prepared to be, no one to blaspheme, not litigious to   
     be, modest to all, ostending mansuetude to all men. were for also we ever   
     incipient, incredulous, errant, servient of desideria and voluptations   
   various,   
     in malice and invidia acting, odious, odient by turns. when but benignity and   
     humanity appeared the salvator of ours the deities, not out of works of   
     justice which have done we, but according to his own mercy salvaged us he   
   did,   
     through the bath of regeneration and renovation of the spirit sanctified,   
     which effused on us abundantly by jesus christ salvator of ours, that   
     justified by gratitude himself, heritors we are according to the hope of life   
     eternal. fidelitous the diction is, and of these things i am volitive you to   
     confirm, that they care of good works to lead  who are credent of the   
   dominant   
     one, these things are good and utile to men. stultified but questions, and   
     genealogies, and contentions, and pugnacities of law, devitate, they are for   
     inutile and vain. heretical the man after one and a second correption   
   devitate,   
     scient because subverted is who of this sort to be, and delinquent, of   
   proprio   
     judgment condemned. when i send to you artemas, or tychicus, hasten to me to   
     come in nicopolis, there for i am established to winter. zenas the law expert   
     and apollos sollicitly ahead send, that nothing to them destitute. discern   
   but   
     also of ours good works to lead to uses necessary, that not they be   
     infructuous. we salutate you that with me are every one. salute those of us   
     amative in fidelity. gratitude of the deities with all of you. amen."   
     -- Titus 3:1-15   
      
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    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)