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  1 Intro,      0|          Justice, could not, in his own person, escape its rigors,
  2 Intro,      0|           was conceived to have his own special relations with God,
  3 Intro,      0|         which the experience of our own utilitarian century makes
  4 Intro,      0|          grace and poetry all their own: the childhood of those
  5 Intro,      0|             sister's house to their own and were passing along a
  6 Intro,      0|          together in the web of its own secular experience of man
  7 Intro,      0|          man" who loves God for his own pleasure or profit! The
  8 Intro,      0|         hardly to be reached; their own treatment of the preliminary
  9   1,      1  |          have lost and denied their own will, and are clothed with
 10   1,      2  |       herself, being ashamed of her own imperfection, appearing
 11   1,      3  |          through her sorrow for her own sins, which she has committed
 12   1,      4  |             of one's self and one's own thoughts. And this knowledge
 13   1,      4  |              and against the soul's own sensuality, through which,
 14   1,      4  |             known My truth, and her own faults, and the ingratitude
 15   1,      4  |       through mercy, turns to their own ruin and judgment, not through
 16   1,      4  |            solely through the man's own wretchedness and hardness,
 17   1,      4  |           Son, and let him with his own hand apply It to the diamond
 18   1,      4  |         yourselves dead to all your own sensuality." ~
 19   1,      6  |          and to himself, who is his own chief neighbor, and this
 20   1,      6  |            forced to redeem, to his own loss, his own goods, and
 21   1,      6  |        redeem, to his own loss, his own goods, and often indeed
 22   1,      6  |         goods, and often indeed his own person. ~
 23   1,      6  |     neighbor, through love of one's own reputation, whence comes
 24   1,      7  |          humility and hatred of her own sensual passion, for she
 25   1,      7  |          arising with hatred of her own sensuality, crushing it
 26   1,      8  |        faith and hope rather in his own sensuality, which is all
 27   2,      1  |           and continually slays its own sensuality through the affection
 28   2,      1  |            do in the measure of her own possibility. Otherwise,
 29   2,      1  |            she will contaminate her own perfection, because her
 30   2,      1  |            that which is really her own she imputes to Me, grieving
 31   2,      3  |          many penances, and not his own will, did not give Me much
 32   2,      3  |           hatred and disgust of her own offenses and sensuality,
 33   2,      3  |          light; knowing, by it, her own fragility, she renders to
 34   2,      4  |            Holy Church, and for her own people. ~
 35   2,      4  |             Church, and through His own mercy, which she saw through
 36   2,      4  |     perfection, showed her anew her own guilt, and the loss of souls,
 37   2,      4  |        mirror of God, she knows her own dignity and indignity. Her
 38   2,      4  |             God, the soul knows her own indignity, which is the
 39   2,      4  |           is the consequence of her own fault. Wherefore, as a man
 40   2,      4  |            better the stains of her own face, by the purity which
 41   2,      4  |          Your spouse, when it is my own sins, and not those of Your
 42   2,      4  |              Let us make man in our own image," and this You did,
 43   2,      5  |             those who feed on their own sin. ~
 44   2,      5  |           minister, but through his own evil disposition and defect
 45   2,      5  |          reason, I sent My Word, My own Son, clothed in your own
 46   2,      5  |            own Son, clothed in your own very nature, the corrupted
 47   2,      5  |            that he might govern his own sensuality, and obtain the
 48   2,      6  |             him, creating him in My own image and similitude; for
 49   2,      6  |          pay any attention to their own sins, and so become My enemies,
 50   2,      7  |            I have created man to My own image and similitude, in
 51   2,      7  |            because no one, with his own justice alone, could arrive
 52   2,     10  |           does not love you for His own profit, because you can
 53   2,     13  |             of My Son, and with His own clemency, which is the essence
 54   2,     13  |           they have proved in their own cases, that every person
 55   2,     13  |             and the clemency of His own Essence. ~
 56   2,     15  |         with the dead love of their own sensuality, and so their
 57   2,     15  |            help herself through her own power, but only so far as
 58   2,     15  |         which is nourished by their own sensitive self-love. Its
 59   2,     15  |      self-love. Its branch is their own impatience, and its offshoot
 60   2,     17  |         loves no one except for his own profit. Avarice proceeds
 61   2,     17  |         with him the thought of his own reputation, and thus avarice,
 62   2,     17  |             with pride, full of its own opinions, goes on from bad
 63   2,     17  |            makes a man care for his own reputation, from whence
 64   2,     17  |         truth and tell lies for his own profit. And it produces
 65   2,     17  |            any happiness out of his own or others' good. How will
 66   2,     18  |             to the service of their own sensuality. So that they
 67   2,     19  |           that it considers not its own dignity! From being great
 68   2,     20  |      dignities of the world at your own will, following your fragile
 69   2,     20  |          who, with the sail of your own will set, has led you along
 70   2,     21  |            remorse, seeing that her own sin has brought her into
 71   2,     21  |            themselves through their own sensuality, so that, together,
 72   2,     22  |            they know that, by their own sin, they have made themselves
 73   2,     22  |         because they see him in his own form, which is so horrible
 74   2,     22  |            showed him to you in his own form for a little space
 75   2,     22  |           to Me, but only for their own pain, have they thus so
 76   2,     23  |            power, to reprove in His Own Person, and will render
 77   2,     23  |            world, but through their own defect." ~
 78   2,     25  |              in the garments of her own flesh which she had quitted.
 79   2,     26  |            and themselves, by their own fault, sunk into the depths
 80   2,     27  |         judgment than that of their own conscience, and desperately,
 81   2,     27  |            all those who love their own sensuality kept away, and
 82   2,     28  |          they are deceived by their own sensuality, now I wish to
 83   2,     28  |         lose their self-will. Their own will lost, they clothe themselves
 84   2,     29  |             desire, considering her own imperfections and those
 85   2,     30  |       hatred and displeasure of its own sensuality, united with
 86   2,     33  |         thirst for My honor and his own salvation and that of his
 87   2,     34  |              that is, fearing their own personal pain, and she saw
 88   2,     35  |             not on account of one's own damnation, but of offending
 89   2,     37  |        those who love GOD for their own profit, delight, and consolation. ~
 90   2,     37  |             Me with a view to their own profit, or the delight and
 91   2,     37  |            use of Me only for their own profit, relaxing their love
 92   2,     37  |           charity if they see their own profit or consolation withdrawn
 93   2,     37  |             only on desire of their own advantage. If, through a
 94   2,     37  |            from the motive of one's own advantage. Sin should be
 95   2,     37  |           of death, recognizing her own imperfection, with the purpose,
 96   2,     40  |             of delight, finding his own delight and profit in Me.
 97   2,     40  |     temporal, hiding himself in his own house, as did Peter, who,
 98   2,     40  |        contemplation, she finds her own pleasure and profit. This
 99   2,     40  |         thing with Me, and with His own clemency, which proceeds
100   2,     40  |            her of grace through her own guilt, because that guilt
101   2,     40  |          not shine, not through its own defect, but through the
102   2,     40  |        faith and with hatred of her own sensuality, she rejoices
103   2,     40  |         pain, she may recognize her own weakness, and learn how
104   2,     41  |             to the knowledge of her own imperfection, and for the
105   2,     41  |            the power of slaying her own will. And she never ceases
106   3,      1  |           so from fear, knowing her own imperfections, and also
107   3,      2  |        illusion of the Devil or her own fragility, that is to say,
108   3,      2  |            movement coming from her own body, or of the words of
109   3,      2  |            the consideration of her own defects and of the Blood
110   3,      2  |            the consideration of her own defects should make her
111   3,      2  |            be in need, and also her own necessities according to
112   3,      3  |          cause the soul to hate her own sensitive pleasure and the
113   3,      3  |     pleasure and the delight of her own consolations. But from this
114   3,      4  |          overrules and conquers her own sensitive passions, and
115   3,      4  |           the imperfect love of her own consolations, as has been
116   3,      4  |            His will, fortifying her own to be willing to suffer
117   3,      4  |            of being deprived of her own consolations, and so issues
118   3,     10  |             their will is not their own, but becomes one with Mine,
119   3,     11  |       deprived of the hell of their own will, which gives to man
120   3,     14  |      choosing them according to her own tastes, but accepting them
121   3,     14  |        subtle breeze of love of her own reputation, and would fall
122   3,     14  |        moved Me to create you to My own image and similitude. This
123   3,     14  |       without consideration of your own advantage, whether spiritual
124   3,     14  |            soul's perception of her own sensuality is mortified
125   3,     15  |         having gathered them in its own fiery desire. As, when green
126   3,     16  |         created things and of their own sensuality, from which comes
127   3,     18  |            I take in the work of My own hands causes Me delight." ~
128   3,     18  |            may have lost it by your own defects. For, in baptism,
129   3,     18  |            you first recognize your own fragility, how strong is
130   3,     18  |            created the soul to Mine own image and similitude, placing
131   3,     18  |       virtue; he is ignorant of his own dignity, which he should
132   3,     19  |            the destruction of their own will; and of the second
133   3,     19  |          often offend against their own perfection, esteeming themselves
134   3,     19  |            the destruction of their own will. Such as these wish
135   3,     19  |         wish always to choose their own times, and places, and consolations,
136   3,     19  |           consolations, after their own fashion, and also the persecutions
137   3,     19  |          with the delusion of their own self-will, which I have
138   3,     19  |          Devil, not, indeed, for my own pleasure, but in order to
139   3,     19  |          herself; thus injuring her own perfection; yet she does
140   3,     20  |           of the privation of their own consolation, and indeed
141   3,     20  |          choose to serve Me in your own way, instead of in the way
142   3,     20  |             in herself, seeking her own consolation either spiritual
143   3,     20  |    knowledge, and has destroyed his own will, she shuns no labor
144   3,     20  |          serving neither Me for her own delight, nor her neighbor
145   3,     20  |            nor her neighbor for her own profit, but purely through
146   3,     20  |           Old Man, that is of their own sensuality, and, having
147   3,     20  |          more anxious to slay their own will than to slay and mortify
148   3,     20  |           to slay and mortify their own body. They have indeed mortified
149   3,     20  |            helps them to stay their own will, as I said to you when
150   3,     20  |             should be to slay their own will, so that it may not
151   3,     20  |            are caused, namely their own will. And all the persecutions,
152   3,     20  |            of men, either for their own sake or that of others.
153   3,     20  |            That is to say, in their own case they are content to
154   3,     21  |          because they afflict their own self-love, depriving it
155   3,     22  | deceitfulness of the Devil, and our own passions, You have made
156   3,     22  |             pure, and dead to their own will and opinion, and without
157   3,     23  |             administer, each in his own way, according to what he
158   3,     24  |     Sacrament. Each one carries his own candle, that is the holy
159   3,     25  |      illuminated and assured in her own perceptions, for she touches
160   3,     27  |         themselves considered their own dignity they would not be
161   3,     28  |            sin, that is to say, his own self-love, on which account
162   3,     28  |           to My Name, and, to their own sensuality, hatred and displeasure,
163   3,     28  |           they are deluded by their own sensitive self-love, or
164   3,     28  |           or greater ones are their own. They feel themselves comprehended
165   3,     28  |         temporal substance to their own necessity being the poor
166   3,     28  |             and are afraid of their own shadow, and doubt lest the
167   3,     28  |             perverted hope in their own small knowledge, they spend
168   3,     29  |            reverence, not for their own sakes, as I have said, but
169   3,     30  |         world, the Devil, and their own sensuality through holy
170   3,     30  |            can nor will hope in his own virtues, but only in the
171   3,     30  |          they did not hope in their own knowledge, and having lost
172   3,     31  |       through some delight of their own sensuality, and they sometimes
173   3,     31  |             grieving indeed for his own loss, but not for the offense
174   3,     31  |          more, for he sees that his own life was devoid of any;
175   3,     31  |             stripping her for their own advantage, seizing prelacies,
176   3,     32  |             I should be lying by my own head, and should be a lying
177   3,     32  |             well that mercy is Your own attribute, wherefore You
178   3,     32  |         have created us without our own help, You will not save
179   4,      2  |            that each man has in his own person that very same key
180   4,      2  |           shape on the anvil of His own body. So perfectly did He
181   4,      2  |            mortal servitude of your own sensuality, which destroyed
182   4,      2  |          hatred and dislike of your own pleasure have re-obtained
183   4,      3  |          wallow in the mire of your own lust. Abandon the injustice,
184   4,      3  |            not you will injure your own soul, depriving it of the
185   4,      4  |        restrain in everything their own will. They either place
186   4,      5  |             I have for her, and her own fragility, which cannot
187   4,      5  |          her debt, trampling on her own fragility, and restraining
188   4,      5  |      fragility, and restraining her own will. Enlightened in her
189   4,      5  |            would not have taken his own, and lived privately. See
190   4,      5  |             which was specially his own, as has been said, and Dominic
191   4,      6  |             and the weight of their own will without great fatigue
192   4,      6  |          their riches, and of their own will observing the vow of
193   4,      6  |      friends who love him for their own profit. From these relations
194   4,      6  |   self-contempt, they live in their own pleasure richly and delicately,
195   4,      6  |         walking weighed down by his own will; he also sees that
196   4,      6  |         rises above himself and his own sensuality, and rising above
197   4,      6  |    sensuality, and rising above his own feelings with living faith,
198   4,      6  |          for he has trampled on his own will, and does not care
199   4,      6  |             despises himself in his own mind with hatred and self-reproach,
200   4,      6  |             of laying it by for his own use, but freely shares it
201   4,      6  |        fulfill his obedience in his own way, or to choose his time
202   4,      7  |          return for the gift of his own will. This is the one for
203   4,      7  |          given Me the unit of their own will, both in general obedience,
204   4,      8  |         nourished by pride, and his own pleasure, which pride (as
205   4,      8  |             incline the neck of his own will, and pride keeps it
206   4,      8  |              Self-love, that is his own passion for disobedience.
207   4,      8  |            with the strength of his own arms, trusting in his own
208   4,      8  |           own arms, trusting in his own miserable knowledge, and
209   4,      8  |           Because you live for your own sensual pleasure, you fly
210   4,      8  |         swim in the strength of his own arms, and not repose on
211   4,      9  |          fear, having destroyed his own will, from which comes all
212   4,      9  |              and of Me, knowing her own non- existence and sinfulness,
213   4,      9  |              losing herself and her own opinions and knowledge,
214   4,      9  |             Myself truly. And in My own estimate and comprehension
215   4,     10  |         punishing its iniquities at own desire in your person. As
216 Lette,      0|        myself? But I have sought my own consolation. You did ever
217 Lette,      0|            our example than for her own need, and then, turning