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  1 Intro,      0|             that privilege still call themselves today, the instinct of government
  2   1,      4  |           with true humility, deeming themselves worthy of pain and unworthy
  3   1,      4  |      particular, to those who dispose themselves, humbly and with reverence,
  4   1,      8  |      benignity, and kindness manifest themselves in a time of wrath by the
  5   2,      1  |              what is due to Me and to themselves, they proceed to render
  6   2,      3  |             not as a principal end in themselves. ~
  7   2,      4  |              You praise when they see themselves escape through Your infinite
  8   2,      5  |             not only should they feed themselves, but it is also their duty
  9   2,      5  |            their infidelity, and bind themselves as members to My Church.
 10   2,      6  |        received to grace, but seem to themselves on occasion to receive injuries
 11   2,      8  |            see further how those bear themselves who walk in the light, and
 12   2,     11  |            the door of Truth and find themselves united to Me, who am the
 13   2,     13  |             said to you, and, as they themselves say to you, with proof,
 14   2,     15  |           those who voluntarily drown themselves, and at the baseness to
 15   2,     15  |               no object before it but themselves, with the dead love of their
 16   2,     16  |            that reason they preserved themselves in continence the better
 17   2,     17  |            they would not be cruel to themselves or to their neighbor; on
 18   2,     17  |         compassionate and merciful to themselves, practicing the virtues
 19   2,     17  |            out of the mire, when they themselves put it there? Sometimes
 20   2,     18  |           their neighbor, and against themselves -- to themselves by not
 21   2,     18  |              against themselves -- to themselves by not paying the debt of
 22   2,     18  |      injustice towards Me and towards themselves, like blind and ignorant
 23   2,     18  |            who do not recognize Me in themselves on account of self-love,
 24   2,     18  |           envy and self-love, blinded themselves so that they did not recognize
 25   2,     18  |               such as these unjust to themselves, to Me, and to their neighbor,
 26   2,     21  |            that which is Mine, and to themselves that which is theirs. For
 27   2,     21  |          ought to render love, and to themselves bitterness, with contrition
 28   2,     21  |         contrary because they give to themselves love, pitying themselves,
 29   2,     21  |              themselves love, pitying themselves, and grieving on account
 30   2,     21  |              whose servants they made themselves through their own sensuality,
 31   2,     22  |               first is, that they see themselves deprived of the vision of
 32   2,     22  |               sight of Me, refreshing themselves with joyousness in the fruit
 33   2,     22  |              love, and displeasure of themselves, so does the sight of the
 34   2,     22  |               in seeing him they know themselves more, that is to say, they
 35   2,     22  |               own sin, they have made themselves worthy of him. And so the
 36   2,     22  |            because they did not amend themselves after the first reproof
 37   2,     24  |            therefore, being gnawed by themselves, their pains always increase,
 38   2,     25  |             and praise of My name, in themselves and in their neighbor; and,
 39   2,     25  |            which I have told you, for themselves alone, for it is not so,
 40   2,     25  |              jubilee, a joyousness in themselves, which is refreshed by the
 41   2,     25  |               in Hell, do not trouble themselves, and even are contented
 42   2,     26  |                an increase of pain to themselves. And so will it be, because
 43   2,     26  |             the choirs of Angels, and themselves, by their own fault, sunk
 44   2,     27  |          foolishness of men in making themselves feeble, when I have made
 45   2,     27  |           them strong, and in putting themselves into the hands of the Devil.
 46   2,     27  |              but they voluntarily put themselves into his hands), and, arriving
 47   2,     27  |              for they would not allow themselves to be caught if they saw
 48   2,     27  |           that no good or pleasure to themselves were to be obtained thereby.
 49   2,     27  |             to you of those who drown themselves in the river, and who care
 50   2,     27  |              who care for nothing but themselves, to love themselves to My
 51   2,     27  |               but themselves, to love themselves to My injury, and I will
 52   2,     27  |             show you how they deceive themselves, and how, wishing to flee
 53   2,     27  |             love, know neither Me nor themselves. You see how deceived they
 54   2,     28  |               you how it is only they themselves who are injured by the thorns.
 55   2,     28  |              in seeing My goodness in themselves, and in the knowledge of
 56   2,     28  |            own will lost, they clothe themselves in Mine, and I will nothing
 57   2,     28  |               with reverence, deeming themselves favored in having tribulation
 58   2,     28  |          fortified in Me, humiliating themselves, and deeming themselves
 59   2,     28  |               themselves, and deeming themselves unworthy of peace and quiet
 60   2,     28  |        recognize this, and, examining themselves, they see their sins, and
 61   2,     28  |             Good, wherefore they deem themselves favored because I wish to
 62   2,     30  |         conceived, they give birth to themselves perfectly and imperfectly,
 63   2,     34  |               began to mount, feeling themselves pricked by servile fear,
 64   2,     37  | self-knowledge, they may know that of themselves they are nothing and have
 65   2,     37  |            their exercises, saying to themselves, This labor does not profit
 66   2,     37  |            they do, because they feel themselves deprived of mental consolation.
 67   2,     37  |           pure love, prescinding from themselves, is necessary, for it is
 68   2,     37  |             serve Me, irrespective of themselves, for I, who am the Rewarder
 69   2,     37  |            conscience, reasoning with themselves, so as to quell the motions
 70   2,     38  |     manifestation, however, is in men themselves; they manifesting Me, through
 71   2,     40  |              and the others concealed themselves in the house, awaiting the
 72   3,      8  |              crucified, and they find themselves in Me, the Sea Pacific,
 73   3,     10  |     tribulations they rejoice, seeing themselves clothed with the suffering
 74   3,     11  |            because they have deprived themselves of the light, with which
 75   3,     13  |             any regard whatsoever for themselves. These weep and their weeping
 76   3,     16  |           their neighbors, and remove themselves far away from the love of
 77   3,     16  |          insatiable and unbearable to themselves, and it is conformable to
 78   3,     19  |             is that of those who give themselves up wholly to the castigation
 79   3,     19  |            act with true knowledge of themselves and of Me, with great humility,
 80   3,     19  |             own perfection, esteeming themselves the judges of those who
 81   3,     19  |                    They say, cheating themselves with the delusion of their
 82   3,     20  |               of the soul. These deem themselves worthy of the troubles and
 83   3,     20  |             And inasmuch as they deem themselves worthy of trouble, so also
 84   3,     20  |         trouble, so also do they deem themselves unworthy of the fruit which
 85   3,     20  |               Such as these have lost themselves, and have stripped themselves
 86   3,     20  |         themselves, and have stripped themselves of the Old Man, that is
 87   3,     20  |       sensuality, and, having clothed themselves with the New Man, the sweet
 88   3,     21  |            another place, who nourish themselves at this table of holy desire,
 89   3,     22  |              else than to complete in themselves, and in the mysteries that
 90   3,     27  |              be more intense. If they themselves considered their own dignity
 91   3,     27  |          prelacies, or to be cruel to themselves or to their fellow-creatures,
 92   3,     27  |            they cannot use cruelty to themselves without being cruel to their
 93   3,     27  |              by sin they are cruel to themselves, they are cruel to the souls
 94   3,     27  |               that, in being cruel to themselves, they are cruel to others." ~
 95   3,     28  |              Sun, for, having clothed themselves, and filled the power of
 96   3,     28  |             first had done justice to themselves, they therefore did justice
 97   3,     28  |             they were not thinking of themselves, but solely of My honor
 98   3,     28  |              are their own. They feel themselves comprehended in the guilt,
 99   3,     28  |             do not correct, but allow themselves to be bound over with flattering
100   3,     28  |               many presents, and they themselves find the excuse for the
101   3,     28  |              true patience, they bore themselves like terrestrial angels,
102   3,     28  |        servile fear. They who hope in themselves are the ones who fear, and
103   3,     28  |            hunger for souls they gave themselves to die, to get them out
104   3,     28  |               of the devil. They made themselves infirm with those who were
105   3,     28  |             ones out of imperfection, themselves becoming imperfect and infirm
106   3,     28  |               beloved ones, they made themselves subjects, being prelates,
107   3,     28  |             being prelates, they made themselves servants, being lords, they
108   3,     28  |                being lords, they made themselves infirm, being whole, and
109   3,     28  |                being strong they made themselves weak, with the foolish and
110   3,     28  |        foolish and simple they showed themselves simple, and with the small
111   3,     28  |         spread of the faith, they put themselves in the midst of the thorns
112   3,     28  |              tribulation, and exposed themselves to every peril with true
113   3,     29  |               and perfect priests are themselves in a condition of light,
114   3,     29  |            badly ordered priests, who themselves filthy and clothed in garments
115   3,     29  |             if only they will dispose themselves to receive it, and you to
116   3,     29  |       administer to you the Sun being themselves in darkness, not that they
117   3,     30  |     sensuality through holy hatred of themselves. Wherefore when they come
118   3,     30  |               and losing all trust in themselves, in that they did not hope
119   3,     30  |               and having lost hope in themselves, placed no inordinate love
120   3,     31  |           made them ministers, but in themselves alone, and in the dignities
121   3,     31  |               that they should dilate themselves in charity, and in the consideration
122   3,     31  |           mercy, for when, having fed themselves with this hope, they arrive
123   3,     31  |             they had not so nourished themselves. ~
124   3,     31  |            discern the truth both for themselves and others had they wished
125   3,     31  |                because they divert to themselves the love and charity which
126   4,      2  |              but still seek to please themselves; they do not wear the cord
127   4,      3  |              unless indeed they amend themselves with patience, they will
128   4,      3  |               they receive and clothe themselves in the most perfect peace,
129   4,      4  |              of precepts, but take on themselves a particular obedience. ~
130   4,      4  |              not death, but take upon themselves a particular obedience,
131   4,      4  |            Such as these wish to bind themselves more tightly through self-hatred,
132   4,      4  |               will. They either place themselves under the yoke of obedience
133   4,      4  |          entering religion, they bind themselves to some creature, submitting
134   4,      5  |            have entered they exercise themselves in virtue, and persevere
135   4,      5  |            that his sons should apply themselves only to My honor and the
136   4,      5  |            not wish his sons to apply themselves to anything, but remaining
137   4,      6  |              physically, they indulge themselves mentally, for it is impossible
138   4,      6  |             who were contending among themselves which of them should be
139 Lette,      0|               towards them, recommend themselves greatly, for their part,
140 Lette,      0|            pleasing to God concerning themselves and you. But since you,