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  1 Intro,      0|    able to endure this without pain, began with tears to reproach
  2   1,      3  |         not through the finite pain endured, but through the
  3   1,      3  |       Me offended, their every pain, whether spiritual or corporeal,
  4   1,      3  |     against their guilt, their pain is held worthy. Paul explained
  5   1,      4  |        this finite time by any pain which is sustained purely
  6   1,      4  |       guilt is punished by the pain which is endured through
  7   1,      4  |    heart; not by virtue of the pain, but by virtue of the desire
  8   1,      4  |   deeming themselves worthy of pain and unworthy of reward,
  9   1,      4  |      she continues in constant pain; not, however, a pain which
 10   1,      4  | constant pain; not, however, a pain which afflicts or dries
 11   1,      4  |         not through the finite pain; and such as have this contrition
 12   1,      5  |   willing desire to bear every pain and fatigue, even unto death,
 13   1,      5  |       more she knows, the more pain and intolerable grief she
 14   1,      5  |       of love, grows grief and pain, wherefore he that grows
 15   2,      5  |     not only on account of the pain which it sustained in its
 16   2,     14  |         to withdraw from their pain Your servants, and give
 17   2,     20  |      creatures, susceptible of pain like you, having the same
 18   2,     21  |   fault, not on account of the pain of Hell that follows upon
 19   2,     21  |     upon it, but on account of pain at her offense against Me,
 20   2,     21  |     grieving on account of the pain they expect for their sin;
 21   2,     22  |      sufficient to narrate the pain of these poor souls. As
 22   2,     22  |    vision of Me, which is such pain to them, that, were it possible,
 23   2,     22  |                     This first pain revives in them, then, the
 24   2,     22  |      of the Devil is the third pain and redoubles to them their
 25   2,     22  |         but only for their own pain, have they thus so miserably
 26   2,     23  |     General Judgment, when the pain of the miserable soul is
 27   2,     23  |        Him, letting Him suffer pain and torment like man, not
 28   2,     24  |    their damnation, and he saw pain increased to himself, on
 29   2,     25  | tediousness of satiety and the pain of hunger are far from her.
 30   2,     25  |    Wherefore they feel not the pain of desire. And think not,
 31   2,     25  |     have not, on that account, pain, because no bliss is lacking
 32   2,     26  |      the General Judgment, the pain of the damned will increase. ~
 33   2,     26  |      is to them an increase of pain, as, to the righteous, the
 34   2,     26  |        Blessed increases their pain. With pain they await the
 35   2,     26  |     increases their pain. With pain they await the Last Day
 36   2,     26  |   following it, an increase of pain to themselves. And so will
 37   2,     26  |                            The pain and confusion of the darkened
 38   2,     26  |      they have committed, with pain and torture. And when they
 39   2,     26  |      be burnt with intolerable pain, as the head and principle
 40   2,     27  |      her final place either of pain or of glory, before she
 41   2,     27  |    they cannot escape enduring pain, for no one can pass through
 42   2,     27  |       My servants pass without pain, but their pain is alleviated.
 43   2,     27  |        without pain, but their pain is alleviated. And because --
 44   2,     28  |       passes this life without pain. ~
 45   2,     28  |       passes this life without pain, bodily or mental. Bodily
 46   2,     28  |       bodily or mental. Bodily pain My servants bear, but their
 47   2,     28  |      feel the weariness of the pain; for their will is accorded
 48   2,     28  |     that gives trouble to man. Pain of mind and of body have
 49   2,     28  |     desires. And as I told you pain is far from the desire,
 50   2,     28  |    sensitive will, which gives pain and afflicts the mind of
 51   2,     28  |    there, neither is there any pain. They bear everything with
 52   2,     28  |       of mind and deserving of pain, and so they proceed with
 53   2,     28  |     little sin merits infinite pain, because it is against Me,
 54   2,     32  |        Father, there can be no pain, but in My Son there can
 55   2,     32  |     but in My Son there can be pain. And you, while you are
 56   2,     32  |        life, cannot be without pain, because the earth, through
 57   2,     32  |       this mortal life without pain, and in Me, the Father,
 58   2,     32  |        Father, there can be no pain, but in Him there can be
 59   2,     32  |        but in Him there can be pain, and therefore of Him did
 60   2,     34  |     fearing their own personal pain, and she saw others, practicing
 61   2,     37  |   through the fear of enduring pain, and those in the second,
 62   2,     37  |     only could he not bear any pain himself, but his terror
 63   2,     37  |        of the very approach of pain caused him to fall, and
 64   2,     40  |   consolation and afflicted by pain, she may recognize her own
 65   2,     41  |     shown when the lover feels pain if it appear to him that
 66   3,      4  | only-begotten Son, not fearing pain, but rather glorying therein.
 67   3,      4  |        to be willing to suffer pain, and, coming out of the
 68   3,      5  |      and do not wish to suffer pain, but only to have the delight
 69   3,      5  |     the actual work of bearing pain and torment, and yet I had
 70   3,      5  |       could show you by finite pain. I poured from it Blood
 71   3,      5  |     which human nature endures pain in Me, the Word, clothed
 72   3,      5  |      Deity drew to Himself the pain, which I suffered with so
 73   3,      5  |   called infinite, not that My pain, neither the actuality of
 74   3,      5  |      body be infinite, nor the pain of the desire that I had
 75   3,      5  |   fruit, which came out of the pain and desire for your salvation,
 76   3,      5  |        could show, with finite pain. I showed to you that My
 77   3,      8  |        and, though, in her the pain of desire is ended, the
 78   3,      8  |       in nothing can it suffer pain, because it has that which
 79   3,      8  |        longer now can give her pain, but only compassion, because
 80   3,      8  |      because she loves without pain, and prays to Me continually
 81   3,      8  |       have mercy on the world. Pain in her is ended, but not
 82   3,      8  |     salvation of souls without pain, because pain ended in their
 83   3,      8  |    souls without pain, because pain ended in their death, but
 84   3,      9  |   Myself, because on Me can no pain fall, and I wished him to
 85   3,     10  |     them to remain, with their pain, for the greater praise
 86   3,     10  |  desire and the will to suffer pain mitigates the pain caused
 87   3,     10  |      suffer pain mitigates the pain caused them by their desire
 88   3,     10  |      not having it they suffer pain, fearing that I reward not
 89   3,     10  |      Christ, acquiring it with pain, than in any other way obtain
 90   3,     14  |        eye. If the heart is in pain the eye manifests it. And
 91   3,     14  |       manifests it. And if the pain be sensual the eye drops
 92   3,     14  |    receives the meed of mortal pain and tears. It is true that
 93   3,     14  |       and sweet patience every pain and trouble which I have
 94   3,     15  | tearful indeed, though without pain or physical weeping, for
 95   3,     16  |    weep when their heart feels pain, that is, when they are
 96   3,     16  |       in continual torment and pain. Weeping follows pain, and
 97   3,     16  |      and pain. Weeping follows pain, and when he begins to weep
 98   3,     21  |    disgust, and hunger without pain, for from that divine hunger
 99   3,     21  |        from that divine hunger pain is far away, and though
100   3,     21  |      would prevent her feeling pain in herself, or in others.
101   3,     28  |      insult, or opprobrium, or pain, or torment. ~
102   3,     28  |    gave the penance, bore more pain than they who received it;
103   3,     30  |      this is not an afflictive pain, but rather profitable,
104   3,     31  |        would rather choose any pain that can be suffered in
105   3,     31  | reproved, and for your greater pain and confusion you have before
106   3,     31  |  virtue of a just man, and the pain that comes on him who has
107   3,     31  |        hope, so that with that pain and knowledge he may pay
108   4,      1  |        and mockings. He caused pain to Himself in His bodily
109   4,      3  |  impatience endure intolerable pain, for it has seduced them
110   4,      3  |        disgust, hunger without pain, light without darkness,
111   4,      5  |    obliging his subjects under pain of mortal sin, and illuminated
112   4,      6  |   weight of obedience give him pain? No, for he has trampled
113   4,      6  | servants, but rather worthy of pain, for he despises himself
114   4,      6  |        can never endure enough pain, for neither his hope nor
115   4,      6  |      obedient man does without pain and weariness of mind. He
116   4,      8  |   religious order with so much pain to himself and others, that
117   4,      8  |       and the change gives him pain, for his will was active
118   4,      8  |   himself; for, wishing to fly pain, he on the contrary falls
119   4,      8  | only-begotten Son, who removed pain from it, so that he walks
120   4,      8  |        finding on the contrary pain and bitterness. Who is his
121   4,      8  |        soul and body living in pain. Why has your brother displeased