Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,      1  |            example, or prayer, to her neighbor, if she did not first profit
  2   1,      2  |               the sufferings which my neighbor must endure, I implore You,
  3   1,      6  |              obtained by means of our neighbor. ~
  4   1,      6  |             obtained by means of your neighbor, and likewise, every defect;
  5   1,      6  |             Me, does an injury to his neighbor, and to himself, who is
  6   1,      6  |         himself, who is his own chief neighbor, and this injury is both
  7   1,      6  |              are obliged to love your neighbor as yourself, and loving
  8   1,      6  |        himself grace, and injures his neighbor, by depriving him of the
  9   1,      6  |               is done by means of his neighbor, for, if he do not love
 10   1,      6  |         cannot be in charity with his neighbor; and thus, all evils derive
 11   1,      6  |     deprivation of love of Me and her neighbor; whence, inasmuch as such
 12   1,      6  |              himself, and then to his neighbor, not against Me, for no
 13   1,      6  |              this he cannot do to his neighbor. Him he injures in not paying
 14   1,      6  |           other respect in which your neighbor may be seen to be in need;
 15   1,      6  |               has no love towards his neighbor; and, by not doing it, he
 16   1,      6  |              have towards Me, and his neighbor, as has been said. And,
 17   1,      6  |             after another against his neighbor, according to the diverse
 18   1,      6  |       prevents a man from helping his neighbor, but causes him to seize
 19   1,      6  |               cheating and fraud, his neighbor being forced to redeem,
 20   1,      6  |               benevolence towards his neighbor! ~
 21   1,      6  |             against the person of his neighbor, by which he becomes a brute
 22   1,      6  |              forth evils? Against the neighbor, through love of one's own
 23   1,      6  |            whence comes hatred of the neighbor, reputing one's self to
 24   1,      6  |           always produced against the neighbor, and through his medium;
 25   1,      6  |              is when you deprive your neighbor of that which you ought
 26   1,      6  |             through the medium of the neighbor." ~
 27   1,      7  |          accomplished by means of our neighbor, and how it is that virtues
 28   1,      7  |         accomplished by means of your neighbor, through the principles
 29   1,      7  |             and affection towards the neighbor, is the principle and foundation
 30   1,      7  |               you, that it was in the neighbor, that is to say in the love
 31   1,      7  |            delivered of fruit for her neighbor, because, in no other way,
 32   1,      7  |             same truth she serves her neighbor. ~
 33   1,      7  |         because love of Me and of her neighbor are one and the same thing,
 34   1,      7  |               loves Me, she loves her neighbor, because love towards him
 35   1,      7  |              you should do it to your neighbor. This proves that you possess
 36   1,      7  |         producing much fruit for your neighbor and making prayers to Me,
 37   1,      7  |               eye on the needs of her neighbor in particular. Wherefore,
 38   1,      7  |              indeed all give to their neighbor, the edification of a holy
 39   1,      7  |              forth in the love of the neighbor; but, although I have given
 40   1,      7  |             completed the love of the neighbor, and the law observed. For
 41   1,      8  |               how a man may serve his neighbor, and manifest, by that service,
 42   1,      8  |            proves his patience on his neighbor, when he receives injuries
 43   1,      8  |            all their virtues on their neighbor, just as perverse men all
 44   1,      8  |             the love he feels for his neighbor. For, he sees that the infidel
 45   1,      8  |           faith in himself and in his neighbor, and so, justice is not
 46   1,      8  |            itself externally upon the neighbor, as I have said to you;
 47   2,      1  |           everything in Me and in her neighbor is cause of scandal to her.
 48   2,      1  |            proceed to render to their neighbor their principal debt of
 49   2,      1  |        everything that he does to his neighbor is done discreetly and lovingly,
 50   2,      2  |           grace and of utility to her neighbor, according to the zeal of
 51   2,      3  |              Me; but her love for her neighbor, on the contrary, is ordered
 52   2,      3  |           have told you) gives to the neighbor a conditioned love, one
 53   2,      3  |              that she should love her neighbor with such devotion that
 54   2,      3  |              and torments so that her neighbor may have the life of grace,
 55   2,      3  |              without measure, but her neighbor with measure, with a restricted
 56   2,      3  |            and then are proved on her neighbor, and bring forth their fruit
 57   2,      3  |          fruit except by means of the neighbor, even as a woman, who has
 58   2,      3  |            virtue, in the love of her neighbor, showing her child to him
 59   2,      3  |             committed by means of the neighbor." ~
 60   2,      5  |              cruel to himself and his neighbor. He has used cruelty to
 61   2,      6  |           both of Myself and of their neighbor, with true and genuine virtue,
 62   2,     17  |     generosity, selling time to their neighbor. They are cruel usurers,
 63   2,     17  |         usurers, and robbers of their neighbor; because in their memory
 64   2,     17  |             to themselves or to their neighbor; on the contrary, they would
 65   2,     17  |       practicing the virtues on their neighbor and succoring him charitably.
 66   2,     17  |         desire to be greater than his neighbor. It also brings forth the
 67   2,     18  |                God, and against their neighbor, and against themselves --
 68   2,     18  |       themselves, to Me, and to their neighbor, unjustly selling the flesh
 69   2,     24  |           cannot do any good to their neighbor, and they blaspheme Me,
 70   2,     25  |              in love of Me and of the neighbor, united together with the
 71   2,     25  |               themselves and in their neighbor; and, in the life everlasting,
 72   2,     25  |              ended in the love of the neighbor, they have not left it behind,
 73   2,     25  |               good-will towards their neighbor. So you see then, that the
 74   2,     26  |            should have done for their neighbor, as is contained in the
 75   2,     26  |           their cruelty towards their neighbor, for their pride and self-love,
 76   2,     26  |            envy; and the hater of his neighbor with hatred. And inordinate
 77   2,     33  |             grace and the love of his neighbor, and being, by sin, deprived
 78   2,     33  |            above everything, and your neighbor as yourself, which two are
 79   2,     33  |               My love and that of his neighbor, suddenly finds himself
 80   2,     33  |              is love of Me and of the neighbor, finds herself accompanied
 81   2,     33  |             salvation and that of his neighbor, without which thirst he
 82   2,     37  |               of their love for their neighbor, which grows weak by degrees,
 83   2,     37  |         relaxing their love for their neighbor. Thus, those in the first
 84   2,     37  |               render service to their neighbor, and withdrawing their charity
 85   2,     37  |                for they gave to their neighbor the same imperfect love
 86   2,     38  |               on the pure love of her neighbor." ~
 87   2,     41  |      imperfect lover of GOD loves his neighbor also imperfectly, and of
 88   2,     41  |            manifested by means of the neighbor. And simple souls, who often
 89   2,     41  |               of their love for their neighbor equally sincerely. If a
 90   2,     41  |              full. So the love of the neighbor, whether spiritual or temporal,
 91   2,     41  |                that you may love your neighbor of free grace, without expecting
 92   2,     41  |               that you must love your neighbor. Do you know how the imperfection
 93   3,      2  |               love for Me and for her neighbor. Where can this be acquired?
 94   3,      2  |              for the salvation of the neighbor, if the soul see him to
 95   3,      2  |          towards the salvation of his neighbor, is virtually a prayer,
 96   3,      2  |      performed in oneself or in one's neighbor, with good-will, is prayer.
 97   3,      2  |             will only love Me and her neighbor in proportion to the pleasure
 98   3,      4  |              forth the virtues on her neighbor. Not that by coming out
 99   3,      4  |              that, in the time of the neighbor's necessity she loses that
100   3,      4  |               Me, without love of the neighbor, nor love of the neighbor
101   3,      4  |             neighbor, nor love of the neighbor without love of Me." ~
102   3,      8  |            clothed in the love of the neighbor, they pass through the Narrow
103   3,     13  |             the perfect love of their neighbor, loving Me without any regard
104   3,     14  |                and compassion for her neighbor, as I told you in speaking
105   3,     14  |               love for Me and for her neighbor, grieving solely for My
106   3,     14  |         solely for My offense and her neighbor's loss, and not for any
107   3,     14  | self-knowledge, gained in love of the neighbor, in which exercise the soul
108   3,     14  |            the offenses caused to her neighbor, weeping with those who
109   3,     14  |             continually love to one's neighbor, together with true knowledge
110   3,     14  |          herself, because love of her neighbor is developed out of love
111   3,     14  |            expands to the love of her neighbor, because she sees that I
112   3,     14  |             she sees that I love that neighbor ineffably, and so, herself,
113   3,     14  |           have given her, namely, her neighbor, who is the medium through
114   3,     14  |              virtues by means of your neighbor, I having given you all
115   3,     14  |        rational creature, loving your neighbor without being loved by him
116   3,     14  |            above everything, and your neighbor as yourselves. ~
117   3,     14  |               fulfilling that of your neighbor, for these two laws are
118   3,     15  |              yearn for Me or love her neighbor, for love has entered into
119   3,     15  |               love towards Me and her neighbor, having further possessed
120   3,     16  |              unkindness towards their neighbor. So if a man be a thief,
121   3,     16  |              directed against a man's neighbor, from which often come many
122   3,     16  |              for the salvation of the neighbor. These are the stained leaves
123   3,     17  |           that I may serve You and my neighbor in truth, and not fall into
124   3,     20  |            means to avoid judging our neighbor is spoken of. ~
125   3,     20  |              her own delight, nor her neighbor for her own profit, but
126   3,     20  |            compassion of this injured neighbor, and without murmuring against
127   3,     20  |               either in Me or in your neighbor. Otherwise you fall into
128   3,     20  |            fall into contempt of your neighbor, if you judge his evil will
129   3,     20  |             has conceived against his neighbor. ~
130   3,     20  |             always in the love of her neighbor, she remains always in Mine,
131   3,     21  |              herself with love of her neighbor, which causes her hunger
132   3,     21  |           desire, for the love of the neighbor is a food which never satiates
133   3,     21  |        earnest of My love, and of her neighbor's, is not yet perfect, but
134   3,     21  |          others by the offense of her neighbor. She has indeed, in a sense,
135   3,     21  |          through compassion for their neighbor, and because they afflict
136   3,     22  |             passing judgment on their neighbor, or causing him any scandal
137   3,     22  |             to the edification of the neighbor. I now know for certain,
138   3,     27  |              should love Me and their neighbor, helping him by the ministration
139   3,     28  |               love of Me and of their neighbor. With humility they trampled
140   3,     28  |          anointed the wounds of their neighbor, that is the wounds of the
141   3,     30  |         remaining in charity with his neighbor, to them is given the office
142   3,     30  |       preachers of the faith to their neighbor. This faith they have incarnated
143   3,     30  |               of their words to their neighbor. This heart then arises
144   3,     30  |             on fire with love for the neighbor, having passed through the
145   4,      2  |            above everything, and your neighbor as yourself, and the commandments
146   4,      2  |             is faithful to Me and his neighbor, for he loves Me and My
147   4,      2  |             every labor, and even his neighbor's detraction of him. This
148   4,      2  |          dwelling in the love of your neighbor, being anointed with true
149   4,      2  |           fruit for yourself and your neighbor. You are even cheerful,
150   4,      3  |              you do to Me and to your neighbor with those done to you,
151   4,      3  |            above everything, and your neighbor as yourself. No gloss has
152   4,      3  |               have been said, if your neighbor injures you do not love
153   4,      7  |             serve, or act towards her neighbor with dissembling and ambition,
154   4,      9  |            obedience; if he serve his neighbor, it is obedience that he
155   4,     11  |           charity, and the love of my neighbor. What has constrained me?
156 Lette,      0|               myself in labors for my neighbor, while I, on the contrary,