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 1   0, 22|     progress; it shrinks from no trials and attaches no importance
 2   1, 4 |      come through sicknesses and trials, or by means of truths which
 3   1, 5 |         to it are accompanied by trials and cares and annoyances;
 4   1, 6 |      will certainly suffer great trials at this time, especially
 5   1, 9 |  determination to resist outward trials if God will only grant you
 6   1, 5 |         nothing here of interior trials, which vex many good souls
 7   1, 6 |  referring to the great interior trials of which I have spoken,
 8   1, 10|      them. So we suffer terrible trials because we do not understand
 9   1, 10|     their complaints of interior trials -- especially if they are
10   1, 10|        make us do. Most of these trials and times of unrest come
11   1, 13|        all the scorn and all the trials which we may have to suffer
12   1, 13|      have rest from the thousand trials which afflict us in the
13   3, 9 |          previously. The fear of trials that he was wont to have
14   3, 9 |        that, if he endures these trials for God's sake, His Majesty
15   2, 6 |     Majesty will unite our small trials with the great trials which
16   2, 6 |      small trials with the great trials which He suffered, and make
17   2, 8 |          longing to suffer great trials and unable to do otherwise.
18   2, 10|      this favour. Ah, Lord! What trials begin afresh for this soul!
19   2, 11|      high degree, for even their trials are of such sublimity and
20   2, 15|         could see the end of His trials; and that sight, together
21   3, 8 |         loss, or that, if I have trials or illnesses, I must enjoy
22   3, 11|       Let anyone who cannot bear trials like that be very careful
23   4, 10|           without the delays and trials and perils incident to this
24   1    |       has also to endure greater trials. Enumerates some of these
25   1    |          any who suffer interior trials. ~
26   1, 2 |          the soul is to bear its trials, it has no less need of
27   1, 2 |         God, how great are these trials, which the soul will suffer,
28   1, 2 |          in freedom from earthly trials, in one way or in another. ~
29   1, 6 |         the greatest of exterior trials, I mean -- however many
30   1, 7 |       say nothing of other great trials. It is true that she had
31   1, 8 |          is another of the great trials suffered by these souls,
32   1, 10|          involved her in so many trials; so he told her, whenever
33   1, 15|                            Other trials caused by devils, which
34   2, 1 |          reality, for these very trials enable it to make a higher
35   2, 5 |         years by suffering great trials, she would have felt well
36   2, 6 |       and to desire to have many trials to endure, and to be very
37   3, 9 |     himself have to suffer great trials on that account, but he
38   4, 1 |    butterfly have amid all these trials and other things that I
39   5, 6 |     giving her all the pains and trials which He had suffered in
40   5, 9 |        so that it may suffer the trials of this trying road,180
41   6, 4 |         capable of enduring many trials. And this she is determined
42   7, 14|          long and there are many trials in it and we have need to
43   7, 14|      reflect how they bore these trials, so that we, too, may bear
44   8, 9 |          this leads to many sore trials, which, as things are at
45   9, 20|          do you suppose that the trials suffered by those to whom
46   9, 22|      brings with it a great many trials; and thus the soul does
47  11, 10|       once loses its fear of any trials which may befall it; for
48   1, 10|        however numerous were her trials and business worries, the
49   1, 10|          was going through great trials, shortly after God had granted
50   1, 10|    herself was left with all her trials and occupations so that
51   2, 9 | understand how the soul can have trials and afflictions and yet
52   3, 6 |       You have already seen what trials and afflictions these souls
53   3, 6 |       and to suffer the severest trials, if by so doing they can
54   3, 8 |         no aridities or interior trials but a remembrance of Our
55   3, 9 |        less), I believe that all trials would be well endured if
56   4, 5 |         had to bear the greatest trials. Consider the trials suffered
57   4, 5 |    greatest trials. Consider the trials suffered by His glorious
58   4, 5 |       could endure such terrible trials? We can see in his life
59   4, 10|         gain can be derived from trials, which may indeed have been
60   4, 13|      came to her only after sore trials and great mortification --
61   4, 13|        to her. And how many such trials did she not endure later,