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Poems & Letters 101

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101:1
Quia Quid oremus, sicut oportet, nescimus (Rom. VIII, 26), firmum debet apud nos fixumque teneri, quod quidquid Omnipotens non fecerit, restat ut nolit.
Because 'What we should pray as we ought, we know not' (Rom. VIII, 26), it ought to be held firm and fixed with us that whatever the Almighty has not done, it remains that He does not will it.
因為「我們本不曉得當怎樣禱告才合宜」(羅馬書八章26節),我們就當堅定不移地持守:凡全能者所未成就的,便可斷定是祂不願意的。
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