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 1 Intro,      0|        the Prophets of Israel had done, under the older dispensation,
 2 Intro,      0|    Another result of their having done so is that, with certain
 3   1,      3  |        because the offense, being done to Me, who am the Infinite
 4   1,      3  |        their works are finite and done in finite time; but, inasmuch
 5   1,      4  |           the offenses, which are done against Me by My Creatures,
 6   1,      4  |         the labors of My servants done for them, that which was
 7   1,      6  |           And every evil also, is done by means of his neighbor,
 8   1,      6  |       except in so far as I count done to Me that which he does
 9   1,      6  |        more particular when it is done to those who are close at
10   1,      6  |          mental injury is already done when the sinner has conceived
11   1,      6  |      creatures; sometimes this is done by the arbitrary use of
12   1,      6  |         and in this way is injury done to him. And if a man be
13   1,      6  |          the truth that every sin done against Me, is done through
14   1,      6  |           sin done against Me, is done through the medium of the
15   1,      7  |      strives, inasmuch as she has done good to herself by the conception
16   2,      1  |           those virtues which are done by means of the body, that
17   2,      1  |           her penance will not be done in the light of knowledge
18   2,      1  |           does to his neighbor is done discreetly and lovingly,
19   2,      3  |      being finite, since they are done in finite time, and also
20   2,      3  |          be saved through offense done to Me, who am the Infinite
21   2,      8  |   reformed the road. Why was this done? In order that man might
22   2,     12  | bitterness of soul at the offense done to Me, and in compassion
23   2,     14  |        Your Holy Church. What has done this? Your Mercy. Oh, Divine
24   2,     21  |         for the offense they have done Me. And they do the contrary
25   2,     21  |         to torment those who have done evil." ~
26   2,     22  |        nor grieve for the offense done to Me, but only for their
27   2,     26  |        and which they should have done for their neighbor, as is
28   2,     26  |       Every work, good or bad, is done by means of the body. And,
29   2,     41  |         you do to him, I count as done to Me, which My Truth showed
30   3,      8  |          she also sees the injury done to Me, which before caused
31   3,     11  |          could she perfectly have done so. Therefore do they taste
32   3,     14  |    account of the offense thereby done to Me, abandons it with
33   3,     14  |           offenses which she sees done to My goodness and greatness,
34   3,     16  |         root, for no good actions done by a soul in mortal sin
35   3,     16  |    eternal life, for they are not done in grace. Let not, however,
36   3,     16  |         did in love, to have been done in hatred; that which I
37   3,     16  |         did in truth to have been done in falsehood; that which
38   3,     18  |        you, in spite of My having done so, in order that your creeping
39   3,     20  |          reason, and of the works done by the soul who has arrived
40   3,     20  |       sake; and when an injury is done to some one else, they endure
41   3,     20  |         anything that you may see done or said by any creature
42   3,     20  |           In the case of injuries done to yourself, judge that
43   3,     21  |      herself, through the offense done to Me by the law of perversity
44   3,     22  |    because without You is nothing done. To You, then, Eternal Father,
45   3,     28  |            because they first had done justice to themselves, they
46   3,     31  |           but not for the offense done to Me, and therefore he
47   3,     31  |          repented for the offense done to Me, and hoped in My mercy,
48   3,     31  |            And since you have not done so you are reproved, and
49   3,     31  |     intellect that which you have done and ought not to have done,
50   3,     31  |        done and ought not to have done, and that which you ought
51   3,     31  |           which you ought to have done and have not done. ~
52   3,     31  |         to have done and have not done. ~
53   3,     32  |         Your offense and the harm done to the whole world, for
54   4,      3  |        dearest daughter, has been done by My goodness and providence
55   4,      3  |          your neighbor with those done to you, and you will see
56   4,      3  |           you will see that those done to you are but trifles.
57   4,      7  |          wished to say, 'You have done well, Peter, for in no other
58   4,      8  |           him, judging that to be done to your hurt which was done
59   4,      8  |       done to your hurt which was done for your good, and thus
60   4,      8  |       Therefore the obedient have done well, who have chosen to
61   4,     10  |          heart. How this is to be done I have explained to you.
62 Lette,      0|        due to them, and so it was done. After which she became
63 Lette,      0|          I cannot remember." That done, she asked again for the