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 1   2,     11|        not yet unlocked with the key of the Blood, and the rain
 2   2,     11|          Heaven opened? With the key of His Blood; so you see
 3   3,      2|          My vicar, who holds the key of the Blood. This is that
 4   3,     20|           Eternal Life, with the key of His precious Blood, shed
 5   4,      1|         door was unlocked by the key of obedience, which had
 6   4,      1|           He left you this sweet key of obedience; for as you
 7   4,      2|             How obedience is the key with which Heaven is opened,
 8   4,      2|        you that this word is the key which opens heaven, which
 9   4,      2|        which opens heaven, which key My Son placed in the hands
10   4,      2|        own person that very same key which the Word had, and
11   4,      2|          heaven by means of this key, he never will enter there,
12   4,      2|      Wherefore you must take the key in your hand and walk by
13   4,      2|         example, and casting the key of obedience into the mud
14   4,      2|        Word, come and taken this key of obedience in His hands
15   4,      2|         man may have spoiled his key by his free-will, by the
16   4,      2|          for, having spoiled the key of obedience, you do not
17   4,      2|          walk? or that without a key you can open the door? Do
18   4,      2|   nuptial robe, will hasten, the key of obedience in your hand,
19   4,      2|          the door. But bind this key with the cord of self-contempt,
20   4,      2|        are many who take up this key of obedience, having seen
21   4,      2|         girdle, or fastening the key to it with the cord of self-contempt,
22   4,      2|      these are apt to lose their key; for if they suffer a little
23   4,      2|         Obedience, the appointed key of heaven, finds peace and
24   4,      3| providence the Word repaired the key of obedience, but worldly
25   4,      3|   putting off his finding of the key of obedience to the moment
26   4,      3|           by virtue of which the key of obedience has lost its
27   4,      3|        Take, oh! take, then, the key of obedience with the light
28   4,      6|          generously to seize the key of the obedience of his
29   4,      6|          doing without the great key of general obedience, which
30   4,      6|         They have taken a little key, passing through a low and
31   4,      6|      door. They should keep this key when they have got it, and
32   4,      6|       able to pass it, having no key of obedience wherewith to
33   4,      6|           but with faith and the key of obedience he passes over
34   4,      6|        mind. He passes with this key in his hand through the
35   4,      8|       one who has once taken the key of obedience of a religious
36   4,      8|  obedience and cast from you the key which would have opened
37   4,      8|        the door of hell with the key of disobedience." ~
38   4,     10|         it to you as a universal key, and so it is. I have also
39   4,     10|         of you who will take the key of obedience have contracted
40   4,     11|         Blood, together with the key of obedience, I may unlock