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 1    1|    saints. This would be more pleasing and acceptable to God than
 2    1| exercise in the Word] is more~pleasing to God than any work of
 3    1|   works, that they do what is~pleasing to their fathers and mothers,
 4    1|     Behold, this work is well pleasing to~my God in heaven that
 5    1|     do a work so precious and pleasing to Him.~Only see that, although
 6    1|   know that this work is well pleasing to~Thee." Where will these
 7    1|       we know it is so highly pleasing~to the Divine Majesty and
 8    1|      declares that it is well pleasing~to Him, and that He has
 9    1|       one does a work so well pleasing and precious if he follows
10    1|       is God's command and is pleasing to Him~above all other works.
11    1|       honor, knows that he is pleasing~God and that he will receive
12    1| persuaded that such works are~pleasing to God and have so rich
13    1|       is a blessed~estate and pleasing to God. For in this way
14    1|       heartily acceptable and pleasing to God, and in~addition
15    1|    that our whole life may be pleasing to God,~and the true fountain
16    1|       or thing can be good or pleasing to God, however~great or
17    3|     is as precious, holy, and pleasing~to God as that of St. Paul
18    3|   that our prayer is heartily pleasing to Him, moreover,~that it
19    3|     doubt that such~prayer is pleasing to Him and shall certainly
20    5|     desires it~and that it is pleasing to Him. You must not suffer