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 1   2,      5  |       joined with My love, and fall for love of Me, and your
 2   2,      6  |       will be the offense they fall into, and therefore, by
 3   2,     11  |      has become your food, nor fall in the darkness, because
 4   2,     13  |    rather tell those who might fall into ignorance on this point.
 5   2,     17  |   relations, and cause them to fall with them into great misery.
 6   2,     19  |    these and by other sins men fall into false judgment, as
 7   2,     27  |     wishing to fly pains, they fall into them; and of the vision
 8   2,     27  | wishing to flee troubles, they fall into them. For, because
 9   2,     37  |  consolation and allow them to fall into battles and perplexities.
10   2,     37  |     and so disgraceful was his fall, that, not only could he
11   2,     37  | approach of pain caused him to fall, and deny the Lord, with
12   3,      2  |        imperfect, so as not to fall into idleness. But she should
13   3,      9  |      because on Me can no pain fall, and I wished him to suffer
14   3,     13  |     are tears of sweetness let fall with great peace, as I will
15   3,     14  |       and in this way she lets fall sensual tears -- tears,
16   3,     14  |    Eternal Deity, her eyes let fall tears of sweetness, tears
17   3,     14  |      own reputation, and would fall at once, vomited from the
18   3,     15  |      which caused her tears to fall, does not cease to offer
19   3,     17  |     neighbor in truth, and not fall into false judgment concerning
20   3,     17  |       You, so I do not wish to fall into this snare." ~
21   3,     20  |  evidently sinful, he does not fall into judgment, but rather
22   3,     20  |    reason why men of the world fall into such iniquities, for
23   3,     20  |        neighbor. Otherwise you fall into contempt of your neighbor,
24   3,     20  |    this doctrine, you will not fall into the snares of the Devil,
25   3,     28  |      lead the blind, they both fall into the ditch.' My sweet
26   3,     31  |  goodness. Wherefore, if a man fall into this sin, he does not
27   4,      1  |       stumble, or be caused to fall, without perceiving it.
28   4,      6  |       could not spend it. They fall into mental and physical
29   4,      8  |      great are the evils which fall on the disobedient; so many
30 Lette,      0|       arm, and then letting it fall and strike the bed. Then,