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 1   2,      7|      whereas they would have been obedient to him, had he remained
 2   3,     11|        charity and purity. To the obedient ones is declared, by it,
 3   4,      1|         eternal life if he be not obedient, for the door was unlocked
 4   4,      1|     humility; therefore a soul is obedient in proportion to her humility,
 5   4,      2|          continue to speak of the obedient and of the disobedient together,
 6   4,      2|        creature, and is therefore obedient, becoming subject to the
 7   4,      3|         and the excellence of the obedient are spoken of. ~
 8   4,      3|    Contrariwise, My beloved sons, obedient and observers of the law,
 9   4,      5|         one dead, if she is truly obedient; that is to say, if she
10   4,      5|     spiritual, for if he is truly obedient, and observes his order,
11   4,      5|   disobedience, for had they been obedient and observed the vow of
12   4,      6|          Of the excellence of the obedient, and of the misery of the
13   4,      6| disobedient and the virtue of the obedient, so that a man may better
14   4,      6|       away. And because the truly obedient have seen with the light
15   4,      6|           Wherefore the perfectly obedient man sees from afar with
16   4,      6|           Wherefore the perfectly obedient man rises above himself
17   4,      6|  obedience? Injuries? No, for the obedient man is patient, patience
18   4,      6|          conversations of a truly obedient man are good and perfect,
19   4,      6|                               The obedient man wishes to be the first
20   4,      6|       when he sees a brother more obedient than himself he regards
21   4,      6|          from brotherly love. The obedient man does not leave the refectory,
22   4,      6|     serving all with charity. The obedient man does not wish to fulfill
23   4,      6|           the truly and perfectly obedient man does without pain and
24   4,      7|                     How the truly obedient receive a hundredfold for
25   4,      7|         eternal life, in whom the obedient taste eternal life. It is
26   4,      7|           with obedience, remains obedient until death." ~
27   4,      8|          what it would be for the obedient man. For how can this wretch
28   4,      8|           of truth founded by the obedient Lamb, My only-begotten Son,
29   4,      8|        children as does the truly obedient religious; you strive to
30   4,      8|                     Therefore the obedient have done well, who have
31   4,      8|           in peace and quiet. The obedient religious does not think
32   4,      9|     according to the labor of the obedient, nor according to the length
33   4,      9|          promptitude of the truly obedient; and of the miracles which
34   4,      9|           and reward of the truly obedient man. ~
35   4,      9|    intention. Wherefore the truly obedient man obeys rather the intention
36   4,      9|       solid under the feet of the obedient man. And as for the obedience
37   4,      9|        find that animals obey the obedient man; for a certain disciple,
38   4,      9|           Me. Everything that the obedient man does is a source of
39   4,      9|                               The obedient man speaks words of peace
40   4,      9|           to him. Thus, then, the obedient man, with the light of faith