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 1   1,      1|        her. This she does because knowledge must precede love, and only
 2   1,      1|     continuous prayer, founded on knowledge of herself and of God; because
 3   1,      2|          place; and, with a great knowledge of herself, being ashamed
 4   1,      2|          holy justice, with which knowledge, hatred, and justice, she
 5   1,      4|     intimate love acquired in the knowledge of My goodness, and in the
 6   1,      4|   contrition of heart acquired by knowledge of one's self and one's
 7   1,      4|          s own thoughts. And this knowledge generates a hatred and displeasure
 8   1,      4|          will arrive at a perfect knowledge and enjoyment of Me, the
 9   1,      4|       should never go outside the knowledge of yourself, and, by humbling
10   1,      4|          and yourself, from which knowledge you will draw all that is
11   1,      4|           inflame herself in this knowledge of Me with an ineffable
12   1,      4|       they will thus come to true knowledge and contrition for their
13   1,      5|       asking for love, light, and knowledge of the truth, since I have
14   1,      7|         Me, through humility, the knowledge which she has obtained of
15   1,      7|         up into the light of true knowledge. When she has recognized
16   2,      1|           be done in the light of knowledge of herself and of My goodness,
17   2,      1|           is no other than a true knowledge which the soul should have
18   2,      1|    herself and of Me, and in this knowledge is virtue rooted. Discretion
19   2,      1|           of discretion is a real knowledge of self and of My goodness,
20   2,      1|           virtue of discretion on knowledge of self, that is, on true
21   2,      2|                              This knowledge of yourself and of Me is
22   2,      2|        the circle, that is as the knowledge of self and of Me (for,
23   2,      2|       would have its beginning in knowledge of self, and its end in
24   2,      2|         end in confusion, if this knowledge were not contained in Me).
25   2,      3|           to earth, that is, from knowledge of Me to knowledge of self,
26   2,      3|           from knowledge of Me to knowledge of self, and from love of
27   2,      4|        above. Also because in the knowledge which the soul obtains of
28   2,      4|           the soul who, with true knowledge of self, rises with desire,
29   2,      4|      Wherefore, because light and knowledge increased in that soul in
30   2,      4|            which she found in the knowledge of herself and of God, and
31   2,      4|         give to them the light of knowledge, since all will render You
32   2,     25|         which is refreshed by the knowledge that they have found in
33   2,     27|          at virtue except through knowledge of self, and knowledge of
34   2,     27|    through knowledge of self, and knowledge of Me, which knowledge is
35   2,     27|        and knowledge of Me, which knowledge is more perfectly acquired
36   2,     27|         you may come to a perfect knowledge of yourself, and of Me,
37   2,     28|        between it and the perfect knowledge of the Truth, preventing
38   2,     28|           Me, in which vision and knowledge their will is fulfilled,
39   2,     28|         in themselves, and in the knowledge of My Truth, which knowledge,
40   2,     28|      knowledge of My Truth, which knowledge, the intellect (which is
41   2,     28|       with cheerfulness and self- knowledge, without painful affliction.
42   2,     40|            which results from the knowledge and holy hatred of self,
43   2,     40|         watches, illumined by the knowledge of Me and of herself, she
44   2,     41|           in this way come to the knowledge of her own imperfection,
45   2,     41|          more light and with more knowledge of My Truth, in proportion
46   3,      2|      prayer, made in the house of knowledge of self and of Me, opening
47   3,      2|          should do, so that self- knowledge and the consideration of
48   3,      2|      therefore, should season the knowledge of herself with the knowledge
49   3,      2|     knowledge of herself with the knowledge of My goodness, and then
50   3,      2|       raising herself to Me, with knowledge of herself and of My mercy,
51   3,      3|          of Self-Knowledge, which knowledge of self requires to be seasoned
52   3,      3|      requires to be seasoned with knowledge of Me, lest it bring the
53   3,     11|         much illuminated in their knowledge of Scripture, as if they
54   3,     12|        How this devout soul seeks knowledge from God concerning the
55   3,     13|         dearest daughter, you beg knowledge of the reasons and fruits
56   3,     14|          From this she draws true knowledge of My goodness with a fire
57   3,     14| self-knowledge, together with her knowledge of Me, she arrived at the
58   3,     14|      neighbor, together with true knowledge of oneself. ~
59   3,     14|    elevations of the mind, in the knowledge of the truth, as I said
60   3,     19|           say, they act with true knowledge of themselves and of Me,
61   3,     20|         his all in this light and knowledge, and has destroyed his own
62   3,     28|           hope in their own small knowledge, they spend so much miserable
63   3,     30|           they lived with greater knowledge, and with greater hunger
64   3,     30|         did not hope in their own knowledge, and having lost hope in
65   3,     31|          you to know that in this knowledge which dying sinners have
66   3,     31|            I do not give him this knowledge so that he may despair,
67   3,     31|           that with that pain and knowledge he may pay for his sins,
68   3,     31|   increases thereby in joy and in knowledge of My love, for he attributes
69   3,     31|       with this truly illuminated knowledge, and tastes and receives
70   3,     32|          of tears, drawn from the knowledge of Your infinite goodness,
71   4,      6|    solicitude; ignorance, against knowledge; and sloth against watchfulness
72   4,      7|         at the beginning of self- knowledge, and thus increasing many
73   4,      8|     trusting in his own miserable knowledge, and will not navigate it
74   4,      9|        spouse obedience? She eats knowledge of self, and of Me, knowing
75   4,      9|          and her own opinions and knowledge, and possessing Me by grace,
76   4,     10|         how you might come to the knowledge of it through the knowledge
77   4,     10|       knowledge of it through the knowledge of yourself and Me, through
78   4,     11|         the cloud of my body. The knowledge which You have given me