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CONFERENCE 9. · CHAPTER XXXIII.
An objection that the confidence of being thus heard as described belongs only to .
GERMANUS: We certainly believe that this confidence of being heard flows from purity of conscience, but for us, whose heart is still smitten by the pricks of sins, how can we have it, as we have no merits to plead for us, whereby we might confidently presume that our prayers would be heard?