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> あの野郎、どんだけジークさん **に** 恩を受けたと思っていやがるんだ！

In this sentence, does に mean the same thing as から ?

Thank you very much for help!

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grammar particle-に particle-から
Can に mean the same thing as から?
In a sense, yes, but に is the correct choice here. 受ける takes two objects, a
"direct" and an "indirect" object.

  * を marks the direct object, i.e. _what_ is being received
  * に marks the indirect object, i.e. _from whom_ the direct object is being received

を will not be translated at all, and に will be translated as "from". から, too,
often means "from" but applies more generally to verbs, even if they don't
want to take an indirect object.

For 聞く, から and に have a different use:

> お兄ちゃんから聞いた。  
>  I heard it from my brother.
>
> お兄ちゃんに聞いた。  
>  I asked my brother. / I heard it from by brother.

In your case に受けた and から受けた mean the same thing, but 受けた wants its indirect
object to be marked by に, so you should use に.

EDIT: As per the exchange with Chocolate below, I am not 100% clear on the
difference between verb+から and verb+に any longer. It seems to be clear,
though, that in this case both versions mean the same thing and both versions
are equally acceptable. I also think a verb cannot take both から _and_ に, so
the difference in usage is even harder to determine (if there is any
difference). I think that the example に聞く vs. から聞く suggests there is at least
a conceptual difference, though.
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