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 1   1,      4|          is, if, having abandoned mortal sin, they receive grace,
 2   2,      4|       goodness from the clouds of mortal sin, and from eternal damnation;
 3   2,      5|   iniquity and in the darkness of mortal sin; to him, I say, It gives
 4   2,     12|            find light, and, being mortal, find immortal life, tasting,
 5   2,     14|          say of those who abandon mortal sin and return to You, '
 6   2,     15|           was when they conceived mortal sin in their minds, for
 7   2,     15|      which remains as long as the mortal body lives), asks My help,
 8   2,     15|         which, while man lives in mortal sin, is blinded by self-love,
 9   2,     15|           fruits of this tree are mortal, for they have drawn their
10   2,     20|           given to them with your mortal flesh. ~
11   2,     20|           who followed this Word? Mortal creatures, susceptible of
12   2,     24|          hatred with the guilt of mortal sin, their souls, by divine
13   2,     27|         before they have left the mortal body, that is, before the
14   2,     27|         it out of the darkness of mortal sin. You know that I then
15   2,     32|    pilgrims and wayfarers in this mortal life, cannot be without
16   2,     32|      Because you cannot pass this mortal life without pain, and in
17   2,     35|    servile fear from the vomit of mortal sin, but, if they do not
18   2,     39|         for you, while yet in the mortal body, and because He is
19   2,     40|           risen from the guilt of mortal sin, recognizing it for
20   2,     40|           she was in the guilt of mortal sin, she had separated herself
21   3,      5|           will, into the guilt of mortal sin, by which he loses the
22   3,     11|        the soul, being yet in the mortal body, tastes bliss with
23   3,     14|          Me, receives the meed of mortal pain and tears. It is true
24   3,     14|          you, which, though it is mortal, appears immortal because
25   3,     16|         actions done by a soul in mortal sin are of value for eternal
26   3,     16|      These branches are the seven mortal sins which are full of many
27   3,     16|           because the branches of mortal sin can turn no other way
28   3,     16|       grace ends when they commit mortal sin. ~
29   3,     20|         it may externally be open mortal sin, seeing nothing in others,
30   3,     24|         Sacrament in the guilt of mortal sin, will receive no grace
31   3,     27|         not be in the darkness of mortal sin, or defile the face
32   3,     28|          or none at all. A man in mortal sin is deprived of the life
33   3,     28|        away the darkness of their mortal sin and infidelity, by the
34   3,     28|           took away the thorns of mortal sins, and planted plants
35   3,     28| putrefying from the corruption of mortal sin, to apply to him the
36   3,     28|          with the putrefaction of mortal sin. But they act not so
37   3,     28|      infirmity and the leprosy of mortal sin, being strong they made
38   3,     28|        the wounds of the guilt of mortal sin, which latter were perfectly
39   3,     31|        you fell into the guilt of mortal sin, and how even when you
40   3,     31|           lain in the darkness of mortal sin. I do not give him this
41   4,      2|        yourself with the chain of mortal sin, you can walk? or that
42   4,      2|           be firm, you must leave mortal sin by a holy confession,
43   4,      2|          you have come out of the mortal servitude of your own sensuality,
44   4,      5|        his subjects under pain of mortal sin, and illuminated by
45   4,      6|       them out of the darkness of mortal sin. Thus the conversations
46   4,     10|         death on those who die in mortal sin without hope, of whom
47   4,     11|          Truth, that I may run my mortal course with true obedience