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 1 Intro,      0|          she was following, but, seeing her immovable in the distance
 2   1,      4  |        you will humble yourself, seeing that, in yourself, you do
 3   2,      4  |         His great goodness, and, seeing the breadth of His charity,
 4   2,      4  |         is that of her creation, seeing that she is the image of
 5   2,      4  |    intellect that he might know, seeing Your goodness, and so might
 6   2,     10  |        soul is filled with love, seeing herself so much loved. Having
 7   2,     10  |      things to Me.' My Goodness, seeing that in no other way could
 8   2,     21  |          is gnawed with remorse, seeing that her own sin has brought
 9   2,     22  |         which gnaws unceasingly, seeing that the soul is deprived
10   2,     22  |          to torments, because in seeing him they know themselves
11   2,     25  |          in the blessed spirits, seeing and tasting in them the
12   2,     25  |        that a father or a mother seeing their son, or a son seeing
13   2,     25  |       seeing their son, or a son seeing his father or his mother
14   2,     25  |        much delight they have in seeing Me, who am every good! Oh,
15   2,     26  |         of the darkened ones, on seeing so great a dignity (of which
16   2,     27  |    sinners do the contrary, for, seeing, with desperation, their
17   2,     27  |       And, therefore, the Devil, seeing them blinded by self-love,
18   2,     28  |        Truth, preventing it from seeing Me face to face. But after
19   2,     28  |         vision is her bliss; and seeing she knows, and knowing she
20   2,     28  |       are blessed principally in seeing and in knowing Me, in which
21   2,     28  |         the will is satisfied in seeing and knowing Me, as I have
22   2,     28  |          to you, they have it in seeing My goodness in themselves,
23   2,     28  |        it. Thus you see, that in seeing they know, and in knowing
24   3,      2  |        was shed through love. On seeing this the soul becomes inebriated,
25   3,      2  |       grief and true contrition, seeing who God is, who is offended
26   3,      8  |         sees it clearly, and, in seeing, knows the truth. Seeing
27   3,      8  |         seeing, knows the truth. Seeing Me, the Eternal Father,
28   3,     10  |     conversation of mortals, and seeing them so miserably offending
29   3,     10  |       tribulations they rejoice, seeing themselves clothed with
30   3,     11  |         came science, because in seeing they discerned. It was thus
31   3,     12  |       God had spoken to her, and seeing that the soul passes through
32   3,     14  |         these the soul rejoices, seeing glory and praise rendered
33   3,     18  | substance of the earth, so that, seeing in what her true beauty
34   3,     20  | attention on nothing else except seeing in what way she can preserve
35   3,     20  |          the soul has arrived at seeing, knowing, and tasting, in
36   3,     20  |   externally be open mortal sin, seeing nothing in others, but My
37   3,     22  |        You, because I know, from seeing what it has pleased You
38   3,     25  |         you worthy to hear Mass, seeing that you deemed yourself
39   3,     25  |       and you perceived that the seeing of the Light and the presence
40   3,     25  |       bread, did not prevent you seeing at the same time the actual
41   3,     28  |         lord having subjects, on seeing one putrefying from the
42   3,     30  |       which gladly endures them, seeing that they are ordained by
43   3,     30  |     world. Wherefore the devils, seeing that the soul has entered
44   4,      6  |         good which he possesses, seeing that more glory and praise
45   4,      6  |         his intellect on Me, and seeing with the light of faith
46   4,      8  | disobedience, which prevents him seeing his misery, wherefore he
47   4,      9  |          with such fire of love, seeing the shortness of the time,
48   4,      9  |   affection his superior's will, seeing and judging it by the light