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 1 Intro,      0|          not only upon insight into human nature in general, but also
 2 Intro,      0|          saint a well-known type of human character just as nowadays
 3 Intro,      0|      Theresa, affirming against all human odds the divinity of her
 4 Intro,      0|          but seem more pathetically human. The hymn at Lauds for the
 5 Intro,      0| condescension to the limitations of human nature. Thus he counsels
 6 Intro,      0|        source of refreshment to the human spirit. She intuitively
 7   2,      4  |          Him with our humanity, our human nature and likeness. Oh,
 8   2,      5  |          because the whole stuff of human generation was corrupted
 9   2,      5  |             to the baseness of your human generation, in order to
10   2,      5  |             I had created him. This human nature, joined with the
11   2,      5  |            to satisfy for the whole human race, not only on account
12   2,      5  |             Cross in this way. Thus human nature was sufficient to
13   2,      6  |           to the life of grace, the human race, through the Blood
14   2,      6  |        union of the divine with the human nature. This is the debt
15   2,      8  |          Life, because the earth of human nature was not sufficient
16   2,      8  |           stain corrupted the whole human race and gave out a stench,
17   2,      8  |        therefore, necessary to join human nature with the height of
18   2,      8  |            to satisfy for the whole human race, so that human nature
19   2,      8  |           whole human race, so that human nature should sustain the
20   2,      8  |             nature, united with the human, should make acceptable
21   2,     10  |            on which My Son, born of human generation, should be re-made,
22   2,     13  |        union of the divine with the human nature, for this is the
23   2,     14  |             and graces given to the human race. ~
24   2,     19  |          them. Oh, how blind is the human generation in that it considers
25   2,     23  |            therefore separated from human nature, but I let Him suffer
26   2,     23  |       nature, and, according to the human nature, His face was unchangeable,
27   2,     32  |          the Divine nature with the human nature. And you, finding
28   2,     32  |        union of the Divine with the human nature. Why did He say '
29   3,      5  |       Because My desire towards the human generation was ended, and
30   3,      5  |              united with the finite human nature, which human nature
31   3,      5  |          finite human nature, which human nature endures pain in Me,
32   3,      5  |            been infinite, the whole human generation could not have
33   3,      6  |            angelic nature as in the human, for, whether worldly people
34   3,     22  |           You gave for the diseased human race in the person of Your
35   3,     24  |             I made of My Deity with human nature; so that in this
36   3,     24  |             angels, for I took your human nature and not that of the
37   3,     24  |             Divine Nature with your human nature. This greatness is
38   3,     24  |        Divine nature never left the human nature, either by death
39   3,     25  |       Divine nature united with the human nature, the Body, the Soul,
40   3,     28  |        reproving humbly and without human respect. And this justice
41   3,     32  |           sweetest Father, when the human race lay sick through the
42   3,     32  |         which You have given to the human race, administering to it
43   3,     32  |        which You have for the whole human race, and in particular
44   4,      1  |          not only he, but the whole human race, as I said to you.
45   4,      5  |             means of prayer than by human study. He was a brilliant
46   4,     10  |            of My divinity with your human nature. ~
47 Lette,      0|             nothing but a mirror of human weakness; I have had no