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 1 Intro,      0|         familiar as at times to become almost colloquial, of the
 2   1,      7  |        in no other way, can she become grateful and acceptable
 3   2,      4  |        Your image, and You have become ours, by this union which
 4   2,      4  |     Wherefore, You, O God, have become man, and man has become
 5   2,      4  |         become man, and man has become God. By this ineffable love
 6   2,      5  |       has defiled her face, and become leprous, on account of her
 7   2,      6  |       you will see that man has become God, and God has become
 8   2,      6  |         become God, and God has become man, through the union of
 9   2,      6  |       to their own sins, and so become My enemies, though I have
10   2,     11  |   hunger, because the Truth has become your food, nor fall in the
11   2,     14  |        it not enough for You to become Incarnate, that You must
12   2,     15  |    which cause, they have first become weak, and this was when
13   2,     15  |         he help himself; he has become insupportable to himself,
14   2,     15  |      nothing, and such men have become the servants and slaves
15   2,     15  |     Holy Baptism; and they have become trees of death, because
16   2,     16  |         angels, and now you are become a brute beast. To such misery
17   2,     16  |  friends and servants they have become, cannot endure the sight
18   2,     17  |          Sometimes even do they become so brutish, that they do
19   2,     19  |       From being great you have become small, from a ruler you
20   2,     19  |    small, from a ruler you have become a slave, and that in the
21   2,     19  |       and slave of sin, and are become like unto that which you
22   2,     19  |        nothing. You, then, have become nothing; it has deprived
23   2,     20  |        not weakened, and cannot become weak. So that I can and
24   2,     36  |       doing so, such souls will become faithful and not unfaithful
25   2,     37  |         Some there are who have become faithful servants, serving
26   2,     37  |     Such souls should arise and become sons, and serve Me, irrespective
27   2,     37  |   revealed to a friend, who has become one thing with his friend,
28   2,     37  |      bears to his master, as to become a very dear friend, and
29   2,     38  |      peculiar to those who have become My friends in the way mentioned
30   2,     40  |        a man may know if he has become a friend. And first of how
31   3,      1  |      order that holy prayer may become tedious to the soul, tempting
32   3,      3  |   patience, with which she will become strong against the attacks
33   3,      3  |       of My Truth, and she will become humble because she will
34   3,     15  |        this life your tears can become infinite, but I call them
35   3,     17  |      fear that they are, or may become, stumbling-blocks to me.
36   3,     20  |        greatness of My Goodness become more manifest, and thus,
37   3,     22  |       recognized the truth, had become enamored of it, and said, "
38   3,     24  |       said to you, I, God, have become man, and man has become
39   3,     24  |         become man, and man has become God by the union of My Divine
40   3,     28  |       ministering the Sun, have become like to It, as I told you
41   3,     28  |     with Me, the true Sun, they become like Me. The Sun illuminates
42   3,     28  |       did not let their members become putrid for want of correcting,
43   3,     31  |        the whole world has thus become corrupt, they being much
44   3,     31  |       their evil life, seculars become irreverent and disobedient
45   4,      4  |        perfection, so that they become observers of the counsels
46   4,      9  | obedience is so prompt, and has become, as it were, so incarnate
47   4,     11  |        that my soul is about to become inebriated afresh." ~