Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,      1|          they are another Myself, inasmuch as they have lost and denied
 2   1,      2|           knows better His truth, inasmuch as the soul is then in God,
 3   1,      2|         in this finite life, and, inasmuch as my sins are the cause
 4   1,      3|     against Me. Of such as these, inasmuch as they have infinite desire,
 5   1,      3|         done in finite time; but, inasmuch as they possess the virtue
 6   1,      4|           the desire of the soul; inasmuch as desire and every virtue
 7   1,      4|       those of My other servants, inasmuch as the pains which you will
 8   1,      4|    prayers; rather I accept them, inasmuch as I am He who give them
 9   1,      4|       sakes, with suffering; and, inasmuch as I told you that they
10   1,      4|       with their horrible stench, inasmuch as they have not satisfied
11   1,      6|         and her neighbor; whence, inasmuch as such a man does no good,
12   1,      7|        virtue therewith; because, inasmuch as you can do Me no profit,
13   1,      7|           neediness, she strives, inasmuch as she has done good to
14   1,      8|         in Me, for his salvation, inasmuch as he sees clearly the causes
15   2,      2|         you will within a circle, inasmuch as the circumference has
16   2,      2|          scents of great variety, inasmuch as the soul renders fruit
17   2,      2|        from her without her will, inasmuch as they are all flavored
18   2,      3|            than he who does less, inasmuch as neither virtue nor merit
19   2,      5|       evil disposition and defect inasmuch as he has befouled his mind
20   2,      8|         greatness of this Bridge, inasmuch as it reaches from earth
21   3,     10|           in His shame and pains. Inasmuch as they appear to be suffering
22   3,     12|          the aforesaid tears, and inasmuch as the truth cannot be learnt
23   3,     14|                              But, inasmuch as she has not yet arrived
24   3,     15|         and tears are united. And inasmuch as desire is never ended,
25   3,     16|        exist different loves. And inasmuch as the root of self-love
26   3,     18|          not in a state of grace, inasmuch as, not having the light,
27   3,     20| circumstance happens to them. And inasmuch as they deem themselves
28   3,     25|        principal means of vision, inasmuch as it cannot be deceived;
29   3,     27|         which they have received, inasmuch as no greater dignity exists
30   4,      1|          a right to be heard, and inasmuch as I am the Supreme Truth,
31   4,      1|           the light of glory. And inasmuch as love cannot be alone,