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 1 Intro,      0|       rose-colored walls, as we pass up the narrow, roughly paved
 2 Intro,      0|       gaoler. Many of those who pass lives of unremitting preoccupation
 3   1,      4  |    desire, and let not a moment pass without crying to Me with
 4   2,      7  |       Bridge by which man could pass. ~
 5   2,      8  |        in order that man should pass through the bitterness of
 6   2,     11  |        Justice did not let them pass; but, after the stones were
 7   2,     11  |      they follow the Truth, and pass through the door of Truth
 8   2,     11  |     drowning; thus have come to pass the sins, and the condition
 9   2,     11  |         creatures that he loves pass by, and yet he is passing
10   2,     11  |         Lies; and, because they pass by the door of falsehood,
11   2,     15  |       the baseness of those who pass by the river under the Bridge;
12   2,     20  |         is to say, of those who pass through the river in iniquity.
13   2,     21  |      can find mercy. But if she pass the Bridge of death without
14   2,     25  |         but, with it, they will pass through the Door, My only-begotten
15   2,     25  |     that the glorified body can pass through a wall, and that
16   2,     26  |      the Way through which they pass to enter the Sea Pacific.
17   2,     27  |        to die of hunger than to pass a little thorn. And they
18   2,     27  |   enduring pain, for no one can pass through this life without
19   2,     27  |       way. Not that My servants pass without pain, but their
20   2,     28  |       ascend by the Bridge, and pass over the thorns, which do
21   2,     28  |   patience, and the thorns they pass through do not touch their
22   2,     31  |        and no one who wishes to pass by the Bridge and doctrine
23   2,     32  |      drink'? Because you cannot pass this mortal life without
24   2,     40  |         stage, by which he must pass, who would attain to perfect
25   3,      2  |          All of this she should pass by, by means of the virtue
26   3,      2  | travelers and the pilgrims, who pass by the way of the doctrine
27   3,      8  |      love of the neighbor, they pass through the Narrow Gate,
28   3,     14  |         has indeed been able to pass from the stormy ocean to
29   3,     18  |         the world, all of which pass like the wind. But this
30   3,     30  |         sweetly arrived at this pass, for in Truth she tastes
31   3,     30  |       received by all those who pass in this sweet manner, but
32   3,     30  |         So thus they gloriously pass, bathed in the blood, with
33   4,      6  |      they will never be able to pass through this little door
34   4,      6  |      sees that he is obliged to pass by this narrow door, and
35   4,      6  |      before he would be able to pass it, having no key of obedience
36   4,      6  |        to you, he is obliged to pass through it. Wherefore it