Chapter, Paragraph

  1 Intro,      0|      awaken love or hatred, but cannot be passed over with indifference.
  2 Intro,      0|         Church Triumphant, "You cannot do it," he was in the tradition
  3   1,      4  |         other ways, for the eye cannot see, nor the tongue relate,
  4   1,      5  |      send them to her. Patience cannot be proved in any other way
  5   1,      6  |        if he do not love Me, he cannot be in charity with his neighbor;
  6   1,      6  |          and worse than this he cannot do to his neighbor. Him
  7   1,      7  |                          And it cannot be otherwise, because love
  8   1,      7  |      Whether man will or no, he cannot help making an act of love.
  9   2,      2  |         of perfect charity, she cannot produce fruit of life, but
 10   2,      2  |  Eternal Life. And these fruits cannot be taken from her without
 11   2,      3  |  discretion is a prudence which cannot be cheated, a fortitude
 12   2,      3  |      cheated, a fortitude which cannot be beaten, a perseverance
 13   2,      3  |        And the men of the world cannot take her virtues from such
 14   2,      3  |        you, that perfect virtue cannot exist and give fruit except
 15   2,      6  |     that they ask for death and cannot have it, for they cannot
 16   2,      6  |        cannot have it, for they cannot lose their being; the existence
 17   2,      9  |      heart is bursting, and yet cannot burst, through the hunger
 18   2,     11  | receives the life of grace, and cannot faint from hunger, because
 19   2,     13  |      with His power, which road cannot be destroyed or taken away
 20   2,     15  |         concerned. For the soul cannot defend herself against her
 21   2,     16  |      servants they have become, cannot endure the sight of such
 22   2,     20  |    salvation of souls. And they cannot say 'I had no one who reproved
 23   2,     20  |       by an angel, so that they cannot say, 'the angel is a blessed
 24   2,     20  |         is a blessed spirit who cannot offend, and feels not the
 25   2,     20  |      power is not weakened, and cannot become weak. So that I can
 26   2,     21  |        time of death, since she cannot get out of My hands, she
 27   2,     22  |       for the being of the soul cannot be consumed, because it
 28   2,     23  |      and terror that the tongue cannot describe it. To the just
 29   2,     24  |                  How the damned cannot desire any good. ~
 30   2,     24  |    hatred is so great that they cannot will or desire any good,
 31   2,     24  |        And do you know why they cannot desire good? Because the
 32   2,     24  |        is bound. Wherefore they cannot merit, having lost, as they
 33   2,     24  |      told you, the damned souls cannot do any good to their neighbor,
 34   2,     25  |  charity and the bonds of love, cannot increase in virtue, time
 35   2,     25  |  entirely to My will, that they cannot desire except what I desire,
 36   2,     25  |       in a state of grace, they cannot sin any more. And their
 37   2,     25  |      had imperfect bliss, which cannot be, because no perfection
 38   2,     25  |        with them, that is, they cannot do any meritorious act,
 39   2,     27  |  deprive you of it, and this he cannot do, if you do not wish it.
 40   2,     27  |          for as I told you they cannot be forced, but they voluntarily
 41   2,     27  |        a little thorn. And they cannot escape enduring pain, for
 42   2,     28  |       the Supreme Good, and who cannot desire other than good,
 43   2,     30  |                        The soul cannot live without love, but always
 44   2,     30  |         for man, by his nature, cannot desire anything but good,
 45   2,     30  |         soul is so great that I cannot be offended by one without
 46   2,     30  |        Blood of My Son, and she cannot be dominated unless she
 47   2,     31  |    powers are not united, there cannot be perseverance, without
 48   2,     31  |         the other, and the soul cannot persevere except by the
 49   2,     32  |  wayfarers in this mortal life, cannot be without pain, because
 50   2,     32  |         and drink'? Because you cannot pass this mortal life without
 51   2,     33  |       the company, and alone he cannot go, and he turns back at
 52   2,     33  |        a man has a companion, I cannot be in the midst; this is
 53   2,     33  |       end of the Law. These two cannot be gathered together in
 54   2,     39  |        alone, for, as I am, you cannot see Me now. Wherefore I
 55   2,     41  |       love you. This indeed you cannot do, because I loved you
 56   2,     41  | Therefore to Me, in person, you cannot repay the love which I require
 57   2,     41  |       do to them that which you cannot do to Me, that is to say,
 58   3,      2  |     that the pride of the Devil cannot resist the humble mind,
 59   3,      4  |     united, that is to say, one cannot be without the other, for
 60   3,      4  |    without the other, for there cannot be love of Me, without love
 61   3,     10  |     becomes one with Mine, they cannot desire other than what I
 62   3,     12  |       and inasmuch as the truth cannot be learnt from any other
 63   3,     13  |        would desire to weep and cannot. And I wish you to know
 64   3,     14  |       loved you. That pure love cannot be returned directly to
 65   3,     14  |       similitude. This love you cannot repay to Me, but you can
 66   3,     14  |   indeed is it that this height cannot be reached without passing
 67   3,     14  |   perfect in this life that she cannot attain to a higher perfection
 68   3,     16  |      love, and without love you cannot live, for you have been
 69   3,     16  |         reason why such satiety cannot content them, because they (
 70   3,     16  |        not beneath them, and he cannot be satisfied or content
 71   3,     18  |       the eye of her intellect, cannot hear or know My Truth, wherefore
 72   3,     18  |     like the wind. But this you cannot know thoroughly, unless
 73   3,     18  |        his soul, because virtue cannot be proved, except by its
 74   3,     18  |        its cause, and therefore cannot avoid or hate it. ~
 75   3,     18  |      that is to say virtue, she cannot love or desire either Me,
 76   3,     24  |      Sun, in such a way that He cannot be separated or divided
 77   3,     24  |         in which heat and light cannot be separated, so perfect
 78   3,     24  |     were, a Sun. Wherefore, you cannot receive the Body without
 79   3,     24  |       the bread; for as the sun cannot be divided into light, heat,
 80   3,     24  |        God and the whole of man cannot be separated under the white
 81   3,     24  |       you, and without love you cannot live. ~
 82   3,     24  |        no wick inside it, which cannot burn or receive light, if
 83   3,     24  |     which is her very food, she cannot live. Where does the soul
 84   3,     24  |         not divided, because It cannot be divided, as has been
 85   3,     24  |         Light of this Sacrament cannot be defiled, divided, or
 86   3,     25  |      are deceived; but the soul cannot be deceived in her sentiments
 87   3,     25  |       of vision, inasmuch as it cannot be deceived; wherefore,
 88   3,     27  |  fellow-creatures, because they cannot use cruelty to themselves
 89   3,     28  |    alone? No; because the light cannot be separated from the warmth
 90   3,     28  |         one thing; wherefore he cannot, as I have said to you,
 91   3,     30  |    during their life. The world cannot accuse such a man, because
 92   3,     30  |          his natural tenderness cannot make war on him, and his
 93   3,     30  |       How is it that the devils cannot reprove him of sin? Because
 94   3,     30  |         Blood with ardent love, cannot endure the sight, but stand
 95   3,     30  |      their war and their shouts cannot hurt that soul, who already
 96   3,     31  |      great presumption, for you cannot truly say that he who strikes
 97   3,     32  |    which Your rational creature cannot desire enough; for she cannot
 98   3,     32  |   cannot desire enough; for she cannot desire it in itself, nor
 99   3,     32  |         Your love ought not and cannot refrain from opening to
100   4,      1  |     glory. And inasmuch as love cannot be alone, but is accompanied
101   4,      1  |   united them together that one cannot be lost without the other.
102   4,      1  |    light, and being enlightened cannot stumble, or be caused to
103   4,      2  |     bound up together, that you cannot observe or transgress one
104   4,      2  |         waves of the stormy sea cannot hurt her, nor can any tempest
105   4,      4  |        high (which fire of love cannot exist without hatred of
106   4,      4  |       united together that they cannot be separated. I have told
107   4,      5  |        her own fragility, which cannot respond to Me with due perfection.
108   4,      5  |      the order. The ship itself cannot be damaged, but only the
109   4,      5  |        does not follow that she cannot attain perfection. On the
110   4,      6  |       their life, and that they cannot walk with head erect without
111   4,      6  |    should have in Me; injustice cannot be conformed to justice,
112   4,      7  |        is a perfect number, and cannot be added to except by recommencing
113   4,      9  |        a particular case, which cannot give a law), you ought,
114   4,      9  |     being the infinite good, it cannot be understood by anything
115   4,     11  |       the more I seek; the soul cannot be satiated in Your abyss,
116 Lette,      0|       explanations, facts which cannot be explained. This only
117 Lette,      0|       of all the others which I cannot remember." That done, she