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 1 Intro,      0|          must, one day, render an account of his stewardship. Nor
 2   2,      3  |           I called them of little account; but they please Me when
 3   2,      4  |       which she had conceived, on account of offenses against God,
 4   2,      5  |            and become leprous, on account of her filthiness and self-
 5   2,      5  |         of suffering, and yet, on account of guilt, My divine justice
 6   2,      5  |           human race, not only on account of the pain which it sustained
 7   2,      5  |      which man could not drink on account of his great weakness, like
 8   2,      6  |        injuries, taking so little account of the graces which I have
 9   2,      9  |         through pure love, and on account of no debt that You owed
10   2,     18  |     recognize Me in themselves on account of self-love, like the Jews
11   2,     21  |      grieve for her fault, not on account of the pain of Hell that
12   2,     21  |           follows upon it, but on account of pain at her offense against
13   2,     21  |         bewailing herself more on account of her first condemnation
14   2,     21  |        first condemnation than on account of My displeasure, she arrives
15   2,     21  |           works, but much more on account of the particular injustice
16   2,     21  |       than My mercy, and, on that account, are they punished with
17   2,     21  |       themselves, and grieving on account of the pain they expect
18   2,     23  |           it will appear such, on account of their terrible and darkened
19   2,     24  |          increased to himself, on account of their damnation when
20   2,     25  |            they have not, on that account, pain, because no bliss
21   2,     28  |          if tribulations on man's account, or infirmity, or poverty,
22   2,     28  |         in this life is small, on account of the shortness of time.
23   2,     29  |           in great bitterness, on account of the blindness of those
24   2,     30  |          But, because the eye, on account of its blindness, does not
25   2,     35  |         fear of offending, not on account of one's own damnation,
26   2,     39  |         from each other, on which account He also made the following
27   2,     40  |     Myself, she does not, on that account, look back, but perseveres
28   3,      2  |         that is to say, either on account of any thought or movement
29   3,      2  |    eternal damnation, not only on account of her confusion, but also
30   3,      2  |       them, she ought not on that account to be troubled or suffer
31   3,      6  |       open and swallow them up on account of their sins. I even wait
32   3,      6  |            withdrawing neither on account of their sins. I even give
33   3,     10  |           sentiment, the soul, on account of the union which she had
34   3,     14  |    perfect hatred of its guilt on account of the offense thereby done
35   3,     15  |          I call them infinite, on account of the infinite desire of
36   3,     15  |    moisture it contains groans on account of the heat, because the
37   3,     15  |         End, she does not on that account abandon desire, so as to
38   3,     16  |       such a soul abandon on this account its good works, forevery
39   3,     18  |           does he hate himself on account of it; he is ignorant of
40   3,     20  |         insults or withdrawing on account of your ingratitude or ignorance
41   3,     20  |   persecutions of the Jews, or on account of the insults, derision,
42   3,     22  |           that You said, that, on account of the endurance and tears,
43   3,     24  |          has been said, either on account of any imperfection of yours
44   3,     24  |           receive no hurt, but on account of the water that was in
45   3,     28  |           own self-love, on which account he hates it, and thereby
46   3,     28  |      peculiarly beloved by Me, on account of the dignity which I placed
47   3,     29  |         them for My ministers, on account of which dignity and authority
48   3,     29  |           the hand of seculars on account of any personal defect,
49   3,     29  |           in sin, but not on that account appoint yourselves their
50   3,     30  |      would have no labors on that account, but because labors cause
51   3,     30  |      death seem difficult, and on account of it man naturally fears
52   3,     30  |        receive greater dignity on account of their priesthood, because
53   3,     31  |           would have to render an account to Me; now he finds himself
54   3,     31  |        milk of mercy (although on account of their sins this is great
55   3,     31  |        inclined to abandon it, on account of the severe condemnation
56   3,     31  |          to have given it, not on account of pleasant words, nor in
57   3,     31  |         virtue is known better on account of the virtue, and the better
58   3,     31  |   Christians for the same sin, on account of the ministry which I
59   3,     31  |           that they ought on that account to do so, or that their
60   3,     32  |          who do not knock, but on account of Your infinite goodness,
61   4,      1  |         not that they are on that account separated, but united as
62   4,      3  |        hard for them to do so, on account of their long habit of sin.
63   4,      5  | foundation, not, however, on that account, being deprived of true
64   4,      6  |        should seem to him that on account of his great weariness and
65   4,     10  |  ministers should not diminish on account of the sins of the latter,
66 Lette,      0|          Church to be exposed, on account of which she remained greatly
67 Lette,      0|   continuous, sad, and feeble. On account of this it seemed right
68 Lette,      0|     Church, promising me that, on account of them, You would use mercy
69 Lette,      0|           understand, and also on account of the grief with which