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 1   1,      4|      in so far as the soul has drawn her love from Him, and virtuously
 2   1,      7|      that, by My grace, I have drawn her out of darkness and
 3   1,      7|     virtue, from which she has drawn the life of grace, to fix
 4   2,      2|        is, as if a circle were drawn on the surface of the earth,
 5   2,      6|     your tears and your sweat, drawn from the fountain of My
 6   2,     10|      no other way could you be drawn to Me, I sent Him in order
 7   2,     10|      be unable to resist being drawn to Me. ~
 8   2,     10|       when the heart of man is drawn by the affection of love,
 9   2,     10|    love, as I have said, it is drawn together with all the powers
10   2,     10|     the powers of the soul are drawn to Him, all the actions
11   2,     10|       all the actions are also drawn to Him. Secondly, everything
12   2,     10|      See, then, that man being drawn, everything else is drawn
13   2,     10|      drawn, everything else is drawn with him, because everything
14   2,     15|      death, because he has not drawn life from grace. Inside
15   2,     15|      are mortal, for they have drawn their nourishment, which
16   2,     28|       the cloth of infidelity, drawn over it by self-love, she
17   2,     28|         because their heart is drawn out of them and united to
18   2,     30|       I have lent her time and drawn her out of darkness. Then
19   2,     41|        his love was originally drawn from Me, the Fountain of
20   3,      2|        should feel their minds drawn and raised by desire, they
21   3,      8|     made, and had My love been drawn back, that is, had I not
22   3,      9|       How after Saint Paul was drawn to the glory of the blessed,
23   3,     15|        the renovation of grace drawn into itself among its self-love
24   3,     15|      the affection of love has drawn to itself the fruit of the
25   3,     15|       fire has consumed it and drawn it into itself. Thus the
26   3,     20|    that you might be free, and drawn out of the most terrible
27   3,     28|      of grace, which they have drawn from this True Light. With
28   3,     30|       the fruit which love has drawn from the virtues. Oh, earthly
29   3,     32|   might shed a river of tears, drawn from the knowledge of Your
30   4,      2|    fire of divine love, having drawn it out of the mud, and cleansed
31   4,      8| planted in pride, which he has drawn from self-love. Wherefore