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 1   1,      1  |         But, in no way, does the creature receive such a taste of
 2   1,      1  |        the beauty of My rational creature. And look at those creatures
 3   1,      3  |    Infinite grief I wish from My creature in two ways: in one way,
 4   1,      6  |        general to every rational creature; but its usefulness is more
 5   2,      3  |        often profitable that the creature omit them, and even that
 6   2,      4  |          with which You saw Your creature in Yourself, and became
 7   2,      5  |          Blood, that no demon or creature can constrain him to one
 8   2,      5  |           that the poor wretched creature full of such ignorance could
 9   2,      7  |         prickly brambles, and My creature found in himself rebellion
10   2,      7  |       under what obligations the creature is to Me, and how ignorant
11   2,      9  |       were mad with love of Your creature, as if You could not live
12   2,     10  |      creatures, and the rational creature has not been made for them,
13   2,     27  |          will, neither Devil nor creature can move, because it is
14   2,     27  |        do not draw away from any creature who wants to come to Me.
15   2,     28  |         afflicts the mind of the creature, is dead. Wherefore, the
16   2,     30  | spiritual and temporal, that the creature can do, and free choice
17   2,     33  |          by which every rational creature can come out of the sea
18   2,     40  |        through the defect of the creature, who bars the door of desire.
19   2,     41  |        of spiritual love for the creature is shown? It is shown when
20   3,      2  |           or of the words of any creature. The Devil often places
21   3,     14  |       consolations or loves some creature spiritually. (I have spoken
22   3,     14  |      that which she had from the creature, and when temptations and
23   3,     14  |         she loves every rational creature with the self-same love
24   3,     14  |        can pay it to My rational creature, loving your neighbor without
25   3,     16  |    saying evil of every rational creature, according as their judgment
26   3,     18  |        in order that My rational creature should be conquered by it,
27   3,     18  |        general to every rational creature, whatever may be his condition,
28   3,     20  |     servants, or of any rational creature, but rejoices in every condition
29   3,     20  |      love, nor from any rational creature, their will being dead and
30   3,     20  |          see done or said by any creature whatsoever, either to yourself
31   3,     22  |         can I judge any rational creature, and particularly Your servants,
32   3,     25  |         for there is no rational creature whose heart would not melt
33   3,     28  |                  The sign that a creature hopes in Me and not in himself,
34   3,     31  |          is so horrible that the creature would rather choose any
35   3,     31  |      than all the sins which any creature can commit; wherefore it
36   3,     32  |       illuminate me, Your finite creature, with the light of Your
37   3,     32  |         that which Your rational creature cannot desire enough; for
38   4,      2  |           for he loves Me and My creature, and is therefore obedient,
39   4,      4  |          bind themselves to some creature, submitting their will to
40   4,      5  |       not desiring to please any creature but only your will; desiring
41   4,     11  |         heart, forevery rational creature, both in general and in
42   4,     11  |      were mad with love for Your creature. Oh, eternal Trinity! oh
43   4,     11  |           and the beauty of Your creature, for, looking at myself
44   4,     11  |          see myself, who am Your creature, there represented in You,
45 Lette,      0|        me in particular! Oh mean creature that I am!" Saying which,
46 Lette,      0|      salutary doctrine. Oh, mean creature that I am! with how little