motion of the will

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• referenced_byTransgression and Sin

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  and the motion of the will from Thee who art, unto that which in a less degree is, because such motion is transgression and sin

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  2026-03-02T21:56:23.174Z

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  0.9

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  2026-03-02T21:57:46.980Z

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  reasoning

  The source entity 'motion of the will' is described as leading to 'transgression and sin'. Candidate 1, 'perversion of the will', is described as 'iniquity'. In a theological context, a 'motion of the will' away from the divine (as implied by 'from Thee who art, unto that which in a less degree is') is essentially a 'perversion of the will', both leading to sin/iniquity. The concepts are highly synonymous in this context.