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 1   1,      4|              outside the knowledge of yourself, and, by humbling yourself
 2   1,      4|            yourself, and, by humbling yourself in the valley of humility,
 3   1,      4|        humility, you will know Me and yourself, from which knowledge you
 4   1,      4| self-knowledge, then, you will humble yourself, seeing that, in yourself,
 5   1,      4|             yourself, seeing that, in yourself, you do not even exist;
 6   1,      4|              in you and in others. In yourself you will receive the fruit
 7   1,      6|              to love your neighbor as yourself, and loving him, you ought
 8   2,      2|                     This knowledge of yourself and of Me is found in the
 9   2,      4|        uncreated love which moved You Yourself to create man in Your image
10   2,      4|              You saw Your creature in Yourself, and became enamored of
11   2,     14|              to man, namely, to leave Yourself to him in food, so that
12   2,     14|          Wherefore every day You give Yourself to man, representing Yourself
13   2,     14|         Yourself to man, representing Yourself in the Sacrament of the
14   2,     22|             after you had returned to yourself) rather to walk on a road
15   2,     27|             to a perfect knowledge of yourself, and of Me, and that virtue
16   2,     27|               in which you figured to yourself all the delights of the
17   2,     33|      everything, and your neighbor as yourself, which two are the beginning,
18   3,      2|               need for you to afflict yourself or to lament your sins.'
19   3,      2|                namely, humiliation of yourself, and you answered the Devil
20   3,      2|               you on high, you humble yourself down to Hell, and when I
21   3,     18|                my spouse! rise out of yourself, and open the eye of your
22   3,     20|                                Enamor yourself, dearest daughter, of this
23   3,     20|       scandalized by anything?' Unite yourself always to Me by the affection
24   3,     20|        creature whatsoever, either to yourself or to others. My will alone
25   3,     20|         consider, both in them and in yourself. And, if you should see
26   3,     20|              case of injuries done to yourself, judge that My will permits
27   3,     20|              order to prove virtue in yourself, and in My other servants,
28   3,     23|             My truth; wherefore apply yourself attentively to pray for
29   3,     25|             the Devil, and you placed yourself upright at the Altar of
30   3,     25|                seeing that you deemed yourself unworthy to enter into My
31   3,     31|             holy Church, that you see yourself to be a thief, a debtor,
32   3,     32|           Eternal Greatness! You made Yourself low and small to make man
33   3,     32|        gentleness You have manifested Yourself to me, Sweet above all sweetness,
34   4,      2|      everything, and your neighbor as yourself, and the commandments are
35   4,      2|              sitting down and binding yourself with the chain of mortal
36   4,      2|          self-contempt, and hatred of yourself and of the world, and fasten
37   4,      2|               should make a girdle to yourself to bind your loins with
38   4,      2|               the holy cross, forcing yourself to endure, so as not to
39   4,      2|         produce life-giving fruit for yourself and your neighbor. You are
40   4,      2|        trampled by the world, abasing yourself, submitting to all creatures.
41   4,      3|      everything, and your neighbor as yourself. No gloss has been put upon
42   4,      9|              along another beast with yourself.' And as to fire, you have
43   4,      9|          ought, if possible, to force yourself to arise, to fulfill the
44   4,     10|            love in your soul: one for yourself, which I have satisfied,
45   4,     10|              through the knowledge of yourself and Me, through the light
46   4,     10|            with which doctrine clothe yourself, My best beloved and sweetest
47   4,     11|            which You have given me of Yourself in Your truth, constrains
48   4,     11|           more could You give me than Yourself; You are the fire which
49   4,     11|               represented in You, and Yourself in me through the union
50   4,     11|             of the angels, have given Yourself in a fire of love to men;