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 1   1, 4 |       years, especially when He sees we are persevering and have
 2   1, 6 |         especially if the devil sees that its character and habits
 3   1, 7 |         only with those whom he sees in the rooms where he himself
 4   1, 7 |       beaten, for, if the devil sees that he has firmly resolved
 5   1, 12|        they are)52 and "He that sees Me sees My Father."53 Well,
 6   1, 12|            and "He that sees Me sees My Father."53 Well, if we
 7   2, 5 |      indeed an excess of means, sees an opportunity of acquiring
 8   3, 5 |       the King has heard us, or sees us, we must not stay where
 9   3, 9 |         consolations of God, he sees that earthly things are
10   1, 9 |        the time,121 but that it sees it clearly afterwards, and
11   2, 8 |         God. And hence, when it sees God being offended, it becomes
12   2, 9 |       it has had, everything it sees on earth leaves it dissatisfied,
13   3, 4 |         peril of losing God, or sees that He is offended -- neither
14   3, 4 |    Church of God. For this soul sees clearly that He knows what
15   4, 3 |       in every way in which she sees that she can give Him pleasure.
16   4, 3 |        in a secret way the soul sees Who this Spouse is that
17   4, 4 |  betrothal. Afterwards, when he sees that the soul is completely
18   1, 4 |         mentioned. For the soul sees quite clearly that if there
19   1, 8 |       everything, as soon as he sees that he is dealing with
20   1, 8 |        is particularly so if he sees any imperfection in the
21   1, 8 |     mindful of its sins, and it sees faults in itself -- for
22   3, 7 |      soul is distressed when it sees things going badly astray.
23   3, 9 |        difficult circumstances, sees His word come true; such
24   3, 10|         in a kind of dream, and sees things and believes that
25   4, 5 |         suspension and the Lord sees fit to reveal to it certain
26   5, 7 |      words. If, for examples he sees any of the saints, he knows
27   5, 8 | addition to the things which he sees with the eyes of the soul,
28   5, 8 |      their Lord; and, though he sees nothing with the eyes of
29   5, 9 |    affliction to it, and, if it sees any of the things which
30   5, 12|        leaving the body when it sees the senses leaving it and
31   6, 1 | Everything in this life that it sees wearies it; when it finds
32   6, 10|         festivities because she sees her soul in a place which
33   7, 9 |      them for this soul when He sees fit to do so, as has been
34   8, 4 |   constant love for Him Whom it sees or knows to be at its side. ~
35   8, 10|     Lord leads each of us as He sees we have need. Such experiences,
36   9, 2 |       will take it back when he sees fit to do so. And that is
37   9, 4 |         that, although the soul sees this for a certain length
38  10, 2 |   although I say that the soul "sees" Him, it really sees nothing,
39  10, 2 |      soul "sees" Him, it really sees nothing, for this is not
40  11, 10|       it had previously, for it sees that no worldly thing was
41  11, 10|       the creatures, because it sees that it can be comforted
42  11, 10|       to offend Him, because it sees that He can torment as well
43  11, 12|       strength to those who, He sees, have need of it, and He
44   1, 6 |         greatest brightness. It sees these three Persons, individually,
45   2, 8 |  afflicted and confused when it sees how little it is able to
46   3, 8 |    fortitude to give us when He sees that we need it. These souls
47   3, 8 |      been described, so that it sees quite clearly that this
48   4, 7 |     often happens. For, when He sees a very timorous soul, He