Lord, being human, I sin; but You, being God, have mercy on me. Lord, take heed of the weakness of my soul, and help me with Your grace, that Your holy name may be glorified in me. (John Chrysostom)

Lord, being human, I sin; but You, being God, have mercy on me. Lord, take heed of the weakness of my soul, and help me with Your grace, that Your holy name may be glorified in me.

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