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 1   1,      2|        herself and with God, and knows better His truth, inasmuch
 2   1,      5|          truth, and the more she knows, the more pain and intolerable
 3   1,      7|         Wherefore, when the soul knows herself, as we have said
 4   2,      1|         gifts which she sees and knows she has received from Me;
 5   2,      1|    herself, her being, which she knows she has received by grace
 6   2,      3|               And this true love knows well, because she carries
 7   2,      4|          obtains of herself, she knows more of God, and knowing
 8   2,      4|         sweet mirror of God, she knows her own dignity and indignity.
 9   2,      4|        goodness of God, the soul knows her own indignity, which
10   2,      4|         the sweet mirror of God, knows better the stains of her
11   2,     15|     their intellect sees not and knows not My Truth, because their
12   2,     27|     temptation, because then man knows himself to be nothing, being
13   2,     27|      which he would flee; and he knows Me in his will, which is
14   2,     28|        her bliss; and seeing she knows, and knowing she loves,
15   2,     30| blindness, does not discern, and knows not the truth, it errs,
16   2,     40|         door of desire. When she knows herself and her darkness,
17   3,      1|         And because she sees and knows well that in no other way
18   3,      2|          intellect, the more she knows; and the more she knows,
19   3,      2|          knows; and the more she knows, the more she loves, and,
20   3,      4|          signs by which the soul knows she has arrived at perfect
21   3,      4|       Son, in which she sees and knows, with the eye of her intellect,
22   3,      4|        as has been said, and she knows also the malice and deceit
23   3,      8|         clearly, and, in seeing, knows the truth. Seeing Me, the
24   3,      8|        satisfied. Satisfied, she knows the Truth, and her will
25   3,     11|       intellect, and the more it knows the more can it love. Thus
26   3,     11|          union that she scarcely knows whether she be in the body
27   3,     14|           having seen the Truth, knows it; and knowing it, loves
28   3,     14|        My Eternal Deity, and she knows and sees the Divine nature
29   3,     14|       this reason, the soul that knows Me immediately expands to
30   3,     14|          still more. She further knows that she can be of no use
31   3,     18|        walks as if blind, for he knows not the cause of vice, that
32   3,     20|      doctrine of perfection. She knows what this perfection is,
33   3,     28|           and, in that light, he knows the misery and the reason
34   3,     28|     which the intellect sees and knows, and the memory is filled
35   3,     30|          of My Truth, and he who knows more loves Me more, and
36   3,     31|       miserably, because then he knows the truth of that which
37   3,     31|        virtue, and the better he knows his sin, the greater his
38   3,     31|       comparison with his sin he knows better the perfection of
39   3,     32|      truth that the heart of man knows not how to ask or desire
40   4,      9|         each man comprehends and knows My goodness in the measure
41   4,     11|        fear to the soul, for she knows the truth; it is a deep