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  1 Intro,      0|           of humanity who have the perfect manner, the irresistible
  2   1,      4  |            if you will arrive at a perfect knowledge and enjoyment
  3   1,      4  |       their side, to receive, with perfect love, My love, and that
  4   1,      4  |         grief with bitterness, and perfect contrition for the sins
  5   1,      4  |   suffering satisfies for guilt by perfect contrition, not through
  6   1,      5  |            joined in the soul with perfect patience, that neither can
  7   1,      8  |          by virtue of the love and perfect patience which is in him,
  8   2,      1  |   accompanied by true humility and perfect patience, together with
  9   2,      2  |           truth the divine love of perfect charity, she cannot produce
 10   2,      3  |      otherwise it will never be of perfect utility to others. Because,
 11   2,      3  |        have already told you, that perfect virtue cannot exist and
 12   2,      8  |            imperfect, and also the perfect who follow Me in truth,
 13   2,     13  |         which leads to life with a perfect light, as I have said to
 14   2,     13  |           that is, to show you the perfect, the imperfect, and the
 15   2,     13  |       imperfect, and the supremely perfect; and the wicked, who, through
 16   2,     15  |            imperfect, and My mercy perfect and infinite, so that there
 17   2,     27  |         and that you may come to a perfect knowledge of yourself, and
 18   2,     27  |           the light of faith, with perfect hope in the Blood of the
 19   2,     27  |            and hope that had those perfect ones, but, in them, it is
 20   2,     27  |          and with despair, and the perfect ones with love and the light
 21   2,     28  |            came between it and the perfect knowledge of the Truth,
 22   2,     28  |      contrition of heart, and with perfect patience do they merit,
 23   2,     30  |      united with true humility and perfect patience, which it drew
 24   2,     32  |      doctrine, whether in the most perfect way or by dwelling in the
 25   2,     35  |         the imperfect law was made perfect with the law of love. Wherefore,
 26   2,     35  |          himself in this life with perfect contrition. For, in the
 27   2,     37  |            I do so that, coming to perfect self-knowledge, they may
 28   2,     40  |          pass, who would attain to perfect love, to the love that is
 29   2,     40  |            son. I call filial love perfect, because thereby, a man
 30   2,     40  |          what she does when she is perfect. This is what she does.
 31   3,      2  |           imperfect and afterwards perfect, so also is it with her
 32   3,      2  |            pride, saying: 'You are perfect and pleasing to God, and
 33   3,      2  |    exercised with perseverance, at perfect mental prayer; but if she
 34   3,      2  |           much. You see then, that perfect prayer is not attained to
 35   3,      3  |     imperfect love, and attains to perfect love, friendly and filial. ~
 36   3,      3  |            you that she arrives at perfect love by means of perseverance,
 37   3,      4  |           knows she has arrived at perfect love. ~
 38   3,      4  |         that souls have arrived at perfect love. This is seen by the
 39   3,      4  |            third state, which is a perfect state, in which they taste
 40   3,      4  |      fourth state, which is one of perfect union with Me. The two last-mentioned
 41   3,      5  |            alone, but they who are perfect desire to follow the Son.
 42   3,      6  |                             And so perfect is her vision that she sees
 43   3,     11  |          now appears with the most perfect light, to the gross or subtle
 44   3,     11  |       illuminated by the aforesaid perfect light. And everyone has
 45   3,     11  |            My Blood I will make it perfect, and I will fill it up with
 46   3,     13  |            who have arrived at the perfect love of their neighbor,
 47   3,     13  |          weep and their weeping is perfect. The fifth are joined to
 48   3,     13  |            imperfect love, reaches perfect love in the unitive state.
 49   3,     14  |          not having yet arrived at perfect hatred of its guilt on account
 50   3,     14  | displeasure at herself and finally perfect self-hatred. From this she
 51   3,     14  |   neighborly love, it would not be perfect. Therefore it is necessary
 52   3,     14  |           For the soul is never so perfect in this life that she cannot
 53   3,     18  |            but rather for true and perfect humility. So that this law
 54   3,     19  |          of the second light, more perfect than the former general
 55   3,     19  |           attain to the second and perfect light, leaving the imperfect
 56   3,     19  |         imperfect and reaching the perfect. For, if the soul truly
 57   3,     19  |         perfection. In this second perfect light are to be found two
 58   3,     19  |             for they may be called perfect who have abandoned the general
 59   3,     19  |          penance, and are good and perfect, if their penance be illuminated
 60   3,     19  |            which stand in the most perfect light." ~
 61   3,     20  |              Of the third and most perfect state, and of reason, and
 62   3,     20  |          the method of arriving at perfect purity is fully treated,
 63   3,     20  |           this glorious light, are perfect in every condition in which
 64   3,     20  |           the rule of the road for perfect and imperfect alike. And
 65   3,     20  |         motives, and is clothed in perfect light, loving Me in perfect
 66   3,     20  |        perfect light, loving Me in perfect purity, with no other regard
 67   3,     20  |           sinners and saying, with perfect humility: 'To-day it is
 68   3,     20  |            way you could arrive at perfect purity, and were praying
 69   3,     20  |          said, 'Will you arrive at perfect purity, and be freed from
 70   3,     20  |        this way you will arrive at perfect purity, because acting thus,
 71   3,     21  |         above-mentioned third most perfect light, receive the earnest
 72   3,     21  |         her neighbor's, is not yet perfect, but expects perfection
 73   3,     21  |           that this earnest is not perfect, because the soul who tastes
 74   3,     21  |          has indeed, in a sense, a perfect grace, but not that perfection
 75   3,     24  |            cannot be separated, so perfect is their union; for, the
 76   3,     24  |            brightly when it became perfect through its union with the
 77   3,     27  |          instrument of the soul in perfect charity; and I do not wish
 78   3,     28  |          candelabra, with true and perfect humility. And, as if famished
 79   3,     29  |  administer, as has been said, and perfect priests are themselves in
 80   3,     30  |           the virtue of a just and perfect man transcends nature, extinguishing
 81   3,     31  |           so that he may come to a perfect self-knowledge and shame
 82   4,      1  |         ways, of which one is more perfect than the other, not that
 83   4,      1  |            The one way is the most perfect, the other is also good
 84   4,      1  |         the other is also good and perfect; for no one at all can reach
 85   4,      3  |      clothe themselves in the most perfect peace, for there they possess
 86   4,      4  |           who have chosen the most perfect obedience. I have already
 87   4,      4  |           this particular and most perfect obedience, I will now relate
 88   4,      4  |        from the first, but is more perfect, for, as I have already
 89   4,      5  |           many have appeared to be perfect who have afterwards turned
 90   4,      5  |          strict for those who were perfect, for the few and the good,
 91   4,      5  |          observe it, with true and perfect obedience, although today
 92   4,      5  |           those who should be less perfect, for though all who observe
 93   4,      5  |          who observe the order are perfect in kind, yet one possesses
 94   4,      5  |   perfection than another, yet all perfect or imperfect live well in
 95   4,      6  |      wishes to enter this state of perfect and particular obedience?
 96   4,      6  |       commandments of the order to perfect observance of them, nor
 97   4,      6  |          obedient man are good and perfect, whether they be with just
 98   4,      7  |            hundred? A hundred is a perfect number, and cannot be added
 99   4,      7  |             So charity is the most perfect of all the virtues, so perfect
100   4,      7  |     perfect of all the virtues, so perfect that no higher virtue can
101   4,      9  |           but fill you, giving you perfect beatitude; each man comprehends
102   4,     10  |           the imperfect state, the perfect state, and the most perfect
103   4,     10  |        perfect state, and the most perfect state, in which the soul
104   4,     10  |   particular obedience, and of the perfect and imperfect, and of those