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 1   1,      2|  punish me for my sins in this finite life, and, inasmuch as my
 2   1,      3|                            How finite works are not sufficient
 3   1,      3|    contrition, not through the finite pain endured, but through
 4   1,      3|       although their works are finite and done in finite time;
 5   1,      3|   works are finite and done in finite time; but, inasmuch as they
 6   1,      3|        Apostle thus shows that finite works are not valid, either
 7   1,      4|        is not punished in this finite time by any pain which is
 8   1,      4|    contrition, not through the finite pain; and such as have this
 9   2,      3|        words, because they are finite works, and I, who am Infinite,
10   2,      3|    penance, I should receive a finite thing like a word, which,
11   2,      3|     truth; that is, unless the finite operation, which I have
12   2,      3| corporal act, such works being finite, since they are done in
13   2,      3|         since they are done in finite time, and also because it
14   2,      3|       see that they are merely finite. She ought, therefore, to
15   2,      3|        operation, as such, was finite, and therefore I called
16   2,      3|        that creatures, who are finite and created by Me, should
17   2,      5|      which it sustained in its finite nature, that is in the flesh
18   2,     15|   except what may be between a finite and an infinite thing. But
19   2,     28|      in this life, and in this finite time; they drive away sin
20   3,      5|      not been able to show, by finite things, because My love
21   3,      5|       than I could show you by finite pain. I poured from it Blood
22   3,      5|        pains of the Cross were finite, the fruit of them which
23   3,      5|        nature, united with the finite human nature, which human
24   3,      5|        than I could show, with finite pain. I showed to you that
25   3,     15|  Infinite, and not as anything finite. ~
26   3,     15|        served Me with anything finite. For I, who am the Infinite
27   3,     16|      always desiring something finite; because their being will
28   3,     32|         to illuminate me, Your finite creature, with the light
29   3,     32|       are infinite, and we are finite, You give that which Your
30   4,      2|      say, placing your love in finite things, as do foolish men
31   4,     10|        no penalty inflicted in finite time can satisfy for a sin
32   4,     11|      have overlooked that I am finite; You, who are Wisdom, have