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 1 Intro,      0|        Beauty and Love. Truth and Goodness were, she thought, means
 2 Intro,      0|         the problems of truth and goodness are wearied and cumbered
 3   1,      1  |          order to know better the goodness of God towards her. This
 4   1,      4  |   acquired in the knowledge of My goodness, and in the bitterness and
 5   1,      4  |         himself the measure of My goodness. Labor, therefore, to increase
 6   1,      7  |          herself the bounty of My goodness, through the many benefits
 7   1,      7  |        When she has recognized My goodness, she loves it without any
 8   2,      1  |    knowledge of herself and of My goodness, with discretion, and she
 9   2,      1  |       knowledge of self and of My goodness, by which the soul immediately,
10   2,      4  |           God, shown in His great goodness, and, seeing the breadth
11   2,      4  |           of God, and knowing the goodness of God in herself, the sweet
12   2,      4  |           that same mirror of the goodness of God, the soul knows her
13   2,      4  |      escape through Your infinite goodness from the clouds of mortal
14   2,      4  |           might know, seeing Your goodness, and so might participate
15   2,      7  |         and eternal sweetness and goodness. But, after sin had closed
16   2,      9  |           the Supreme and Eternal Goodness. What moves You to do us
17   2,      9  |        not; should it please Your goodness to manifest this to me,
18   2,     10  |        draw all things to Me.' My Goodness, seeing that in no other
19   2,     14  |       Truth in them? Because Your goodness promises a reward to them
20   2,     25  |           has received through My goodness. ~
21   2,     26  |      increase of exultation in My goodness. As light is seen better
22   2,     27  |          which is fortified by My goodness, so that it does not yield
23   2,     28  |         sinners, together with My goodness, and have told you how they
24   2,     28  |         they have it in seeing My goodness in themselves, and in the
25   2,     28  |        they have known My Supreme Goodness, and sought for it where
26   2,     29  |         notwithstanding the great goodness of God, in having placed
27   2,     29  |       they had heard of the sweet goodness of GOD, who had deigned
28   2,     29  |       when it is pleasing to Your Goodness, You would more clearly
29   2,     30  |                   Then the Divine Goodness, regarding with the eye
30   2,     30  |          it tastes My inestimable goodness, and the increate charity
31   2,     33  | remembrance of My benefits and My goodness, the intellect to gaze into
32   2,     35  |                          Then the goodness of God, wishing to satisfy
33   2,     38  |           Holy Spirit and then My Goodness causes her to taste the
34   3,      2  |      should make her recognize My goodness in herself and continue
35   3,      2  |           was your duty, which My goodness (which is never withheld
36   3,      2  |     resist your humble hope in My goodness, said to you: 'Cursed that
37   3,      2  |          with the knowledge of My goodness, and then vocal prayer will
38   3,      9  |           it being pleasing to My Goodness to make of him a vessel
39   3,      9  |       disposed and reformed by My Goodness, and, on being struck, made
40   3,     11  |           neither see nor know My Goodness, nor the grace of My servants.
41   3,     14  |            to know herself and My goodness in her, and begins to take
42   3,     14  |        draws true knowledge of My goodness with a fire of love, and
43   3,     14  |         which she sees done to My goodness and greatness, for she has
44   3,     14  |         by knowing herself and My goodness in her. When, therefore,
45   3,     14  |          This is the effect of My Goodness, but the humble soul should
46   3,     16  |         but My Justice, My Divine Goodness, grants an incomplete reward,
47   3,     17  |   Nevertheless, if it please Your Goodness to grant me a few more words
48   3,     18  |           to see Me, the Infinite Goodness, and the ineffable love
49   3,     20  |     perceives the greatness of My Goodness become more manifest, and
50   3,     22  |           Oh! Supreme and Eternal Goodness of God, who am I, miserable
51   3,     22  |           doctrine, given by Your goodness to me and to whoever wishes
52   3,     22  |          if it should please Your goodness to tell me anything of this
53   3,     23  |          and will receive from My goodness." ~
54   3,     24  |         where they are through My Goodness, over and above the general
55   3,     25  |          This was shown you by My goodness, as I have said to you.
56   3,     26  |           the Supreme and Eternal Goodness, deserve your love." ~
57   3,     28  |      angels, and were given by My goodness to be guardians, and therefore
58   3,     28  |         additional grace, from My Goodness. And therefore his labor
59   3,     29  |      those virtuous ones of whose goodness I have spoken to you; for
60   3,     29  |          may re-clothe them in My goodness, with the garment of charity.
61   3,     30  |        entered into Me; and by My goodness each one is arranged in
62   3,     31  |           the consideration of My goodness. But they act in a contrary
63   3,     31  |         be greater than mercy and goodness. Wherefore, if a man fall
64   3,     32  |           the Supreme and Eternal Goodness, saying: "Oh! Eternal God!
65   3,     32  |           rational creatures. Oh! Goodness above all goodness! You
66   3,     32  |            Oh! Goodness above all goodness! You alone are He who is
67   3,     32  |           knowing myself and Your goodness and the offenses which are
68   3,     32  |        knowledge of Your infinite goodness, over my wretched self and
69   3,     32  |          account of Your infinite goodness, and through love of Your
70   4,      1  |        constrained by My infinite goodness, since I saw that man whom
71   4,      3  |     daughter, has been done by My goodness and providence as I have
72   4,      5  |        was committed to her by My goodness. At what table does he feed
73   4,      9  |          comprehends and knows My goodness in the measure in which
74   4,     11  |          folly; Your wisdom, Your goodness, Your clemency, Your infinite
75 Lette,      0|          profound feelings of the goodness of God, and while she prayed,
76 Lette,      0|          all, or those which Your goodness laid upon me in particular!
77 Lette,      0|            through Your excessive goodness You chose me for Your spouse,