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 1   1,      8|  demonstrate their love, and hunger and desire for the salvation
 2   2,      1|    virtues of the soul, with hunger and desire for My honor
 3   2,      4|  herself and of God, and her hunger for the salvation of the
 4   2,      6| Therefore I give My servants hunger and desire for My honor,
 5   2,      9|    cannot burst, through the hunger and the desire which it
 6   2,     11| grace, and cannot faint from hunger, because the Truth has become
 7   2,     25|     being satisfied, she has hunger, but the tediousness of
 8   2,     25|      satiety and the pain of hunger are far from her. In love,
 9   2,     27|   many souls thereon died of hunger, and many, recognizing the
10   2,     27|    choosing rather to die of hunger than to pass a little thorn.
11   2,     30|    the eye of His mercy, the hunger and desire of that soul,
12   3,     11|  light that is in them, with hunger and desire for the soul'
13   3,     15|   desired; but, in this way, hunger is kept up, because those
14   3,     15|   soon as they are satisfied hunger again; in this way their
15   3,     15|   without disgust, and their hunger without suffering, for,
16   3,     16|      by the earth; for their hunger is insatiable, and the earth
17   3,     18| delighting in the thirst and hunger of that soul, and in the
18   3,     21| satiety without disgust, and hunger without pain, for from that
19   3,     21|   pain, for from that divine hunger pain is far away, and though
20   3,     21|      that the soul begins to hunger for the honor of the Eternal
21   3,     21|   neighbor, which causes her hunger and desire, for the love
22   3,     27|   the fire of charity, and a hunger for the salvation of souls,
23   3,     28|     and even out of love and hunger for souls they gave themselves
24   3,     28|  caused them to do thus? The hunger and desire for My honor
25   3,     30|  knowledge, and with greater hunger for the salvation of souls.
26   3,     30|    bathed in the blood, with hunger for the salvation of souls,
27   3,     31|      is to say, the love and hunger which you should have felt
28   4,      3|     satiety without disgust, hunger without pain, light without
29   4,      6|    obedience would perish of hunger, for obedience soon dies
30   4,      8| misery, causes him to die of hunger, taking away from him the