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 1 Conv,  1 |        quicken and enliven our faith. It was lamentable we had
 2 Conv,  1 |      little. Instead of taking faith for the rule of their conduct,
 3 Conv,  1 |    changed daily. He said that faith was sufficient to bring
 4 Conv,  2 |   Knowing only by the light of faith that God was present, he
 5 Conv,  3 |    notion and esteem of God in faith. When he had once well established
 6 Conv,  3 |      once well established his faith he had no other care but
 7 Conv,  4 |      substance of religion was faith, hope, and charity. In the
 8 Conv,  4 |        then be swallowed up by faith and charity. All things
 9 Conv,  4 |    submission to the lights of faith, rather than by studied
10 Conv,  4 |     frequently renewed acts of faith and love, I am come to a
11 Lett,  2 |        an esteem for God, that faith alone was capable to satisfy
12 Lett,  2 |    Himself were against me and faith alone for me. I was troubled
13 Lett,  2 |     served only to increase my faith), I found myself changed
14 Lett,  2 |     walk before God simply, in faith, with humility and with
15 Lett,  4 |       penetrated with a lively faith, He pours into it His graces
16 Lett,  11|       is that I now see Him by faith. I see Him in such a manner
17 Lett,  11|         but I see. I feel what faith teaches us, and, in that
18 Lett,  11| assurance and that practice of faith, I will live and die with
19 Lett,  12|      hide Himself from us. But faith alone ought to be our support.
20 Lett,  12|       ought to be our support. Faith is the foundation of our
21 Lett,  12|        leave me alone, because faith gives me as strong a conviction
22 Lett,  14|  because we must act purely in faith. But though it is difficult,
23 Lett,  15|     bring us so near to God as faith does in one simple act.
24 Lett,  15|       Let us seek Him often by faith. He is within us. Seek Him