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 1 Intro,      0|          had come about, as most things come about in this world,
 2   1,      1  |        it; and, that among other things, He used to say: "Open the
 3   1,      1  |        Providence to provide for things in general, and in particular,
 4   1,      3  |        angels, and if I knew the things of the future and gave my
 5   1,      4  |         conscience, and by other things, satisfaction is made for
 6   1,      7  |         in the case of spiritual things but also of temporal. I
 7   1,      7  |        the word temporal for the things necessary to the physical
 8   1,      8  |          Wherefore, in all these things, the virtue of fortitude
 9   2,      7  |          animal, and all created things rebelled against man, whereas
10   2,     10  |       the earth, I will draw all things unto Me." ~
11   2,     10  |          on high I will draw all things to Me.' My Goodness, seeing
12   2,     10  |          high, He would draw all things to Him. And this is to be
13   2,     11  |        that is his life, and the things that he loves), but he does
14   2,     11  |           by which these created things are taken from the sight
15   2,     15  |        it loves nothing but dead things. These three powers then
16   2,     19  |        spoiled their taste, good things seem evil to them, and bad
17   2,     19  |       seem evil to them, and bad things, that is to say disorderly
18   2,     30  |  affection wants to love sensual things, the eye of the intellect
19   2,     30  |       its sole object transitory things, with self-love, displeasure
20   2,     30  |       the very brightness of the things that causes the intellect
21   2,     30  |       love them; for had worldly things no such brightness there
22   2,     33  |      itself and above transitory things, or, if he will still hold
23   2,     33  |         it is emptied with other things, for nothing can remain
24   2,     33  |  disordinate love for transitory things, it is filled with love
25   2,     33  |    filled with love of celestial things, and sweet Divine love,
26   2,     38  |       prophecy, showing them the things of the future. This I do
27   2,     40  |          the second of the three things of which I told you, that
28   3,      3  |      herself, not only for those things that are against reason,
29   3,      3  |     against reason, but also for things that in reality come from
30   3,      5  |       other beautiful and useful things. ~
31   3,      5  |          able to show, by finite things, because My love was infinite,
32   3,      6  |      move above them. And in all things created and made for them,
33   3,      8  |                      Thus in all things created, in all rational
34   3,      8  |         and in all creatures and things, even in the devils, as
35   3,     14  |         of prophecy, knowing the things of the future. This is the
36   3,     14  |         soul should despise such things, not indeed in so far as
37   3,     16  |          making a god of created things and of their own sensuality,
38   3,     17  |         of virtue. These are the things which I beg You to tell
39   3,     18  |          repeat to you here many things concerning these lights,
40   3,     18  |         transitory nature of the things of the world, all of which
41   3,     18  | accompanied by the vilest of all things, imposing on her the law
42   3,     20  |      must entreat Me to do three things: to grant you to be united
43   3,     22  |       her soul; and, after these things, she asks to hear something
44   3,     27  |                          How the things which have been said about
45   3,     28  |          and preserving temporal things, that they turn their back
46   3,     28  |     alone am He who provides all things necessary for the soul and
47   3,     28  |          they knew how to be all things to all men, and to give
48   3,     32  |       the soul, filling her with things for which she does not ask
49   4,      2  |      placing your love in finite things, as do foolish men who follow
50   4,      2  |    worldly riches. And so in all things which would be too long
51   4,      5  |        have the care of temporal things. It is true that some failed
52   4,      6  |      prayer. This and many other things happen to them because they
53   4,      8  |   pleasing his self-will, and on things of the world. He left the
54   4,     10  |        that you might understand things quite clearly, I represented
55   4,     11  |           the many and wonderful things You have declared to me,
56 Lette,      0|     these and many other similar things did that pure dove accuse
57 Lette,      0|        say certain very profound things which I, for my sins, was
58 Lette,      0| salvation. Then she said certain things to Lucio and to another,
59 Lette,      0|        offend Him. But all these things did not distract the holy