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 1   2,      2|           nor beginning, you always remain within it. ~
 2   2,      3|           leave them, and will then remain empty. This, My trumpeter,
 3   2,      5|      miserable man, who delights to remain in the mud like a brute,
 4   2,     12|           you and My other servants remain in continual bitterness
 5   2,     15|          know herself, and so would remain in My love: but she, as
 6   2,     24|           souls, by divine justice, remain forever bound with the bonds
 7   2,     25|          their life, they go on and remain eternally. They are conformed
 8   2,     33|             things, for nothing can remain empty, and, being without
 9   2,     37|         have spoken, but while they remain in the state of mercenary
10   2,     40|             man must persevere, and remain in the cellar of self-knowledge
11   3,      2|          this path, she will always remain tepid and imperfect, and
12   3,      3|             Holy Spirit. She should remain fasting and watching, the
13   3,     10|           Me, they are contented to remain, if I desire them to remain,
14   3,     10|         remain, if I desire them to remain, with their pain, for the
15   3,     14|             such a case let her not remain in the second stage, but
16   3,     15|           leaves the body the tears remain behind, but the affection
17   3,     19|         have spoken, she should not remain contented, because, as long
18   3,     20|            sweet light know it, and remain constantly in peace and
19   3,     20|             not hurt them, for they remain attached to Me by the umbilical
20   3,     24|            man are not divided, but remain in each particle. Nor is
21   3,     24|           great a mystery, does not remain by grace in that soul, but
22   3,     24|            entire, and yet it would remain whole." ~
23   3,     28|            were the member still to remain obstinate in his evil doing,
24   4,      2|        doctrine of My Word, and not remain seated, that is to say,
25   4,      4|          obedience that they do not remain content with the general
26   4,      5|           another, and yet they all remain in charity, so with the
27   4,      6|             as to have no reason to remain without, he has abandoned
28   4,      7|           other virtues, while they remain outside, bringing their
29   4,      8|              where he would like to remain for the pleasures and delights
30   4,      8| disobedience, wherefore you can not remain in your material cell. You