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 1 Intro,      0|              It would be hard to say whether the Age of the Saints, le
 2   1,      1  |            soul could not be of use, whether in doctrine, example, or
 3   1,      3  |          offended, their every pain, whether spiritual or corporeal,
 4   1,      7  |          they have received from Me. Whether man will or no, he cannot
 5   1,      8  |      detractions of wicked men, who, whether by injuries or by flattery,
 6   2,      1  |           Whatever rank a man be in, whether that of a noble, a prelate,
 7   2,     10  |              which the man performs, whether in deed or thought, are
 8   2,     32  |        whoever follows His doctrine, whether in the most perfect way
 9   2,     41  |            the love of the neighbor, whether spiritual or temporal, should
10   3,      2  |             desire of the recipient, whether he receives sacramentally
11   3,      2  |           little. But if you ask Me, whether the soul should abandon
12   3,      2  |              and how every exercise, whether performed in oneself or
13   3,      6  |             glory and praise to GOD, whether they will or no. ~
14   3,      6  |         nature as in the human, for, whether worldly people will or no,
15   3,      6  |                             So that, whether they will or no, worldly
16   3,     11  |              that she scarcely knows whether she be in the body or out
17   3,     14  | consideration of your own advantage, whether spiritual or temporal, but
18   3,     17  |          virtue. I would gladly know whether this joy can consist with
19   3,     24  |           the flame, in each candle, whether large or small, is the whole
20   3,     29  |           should be paid to priests, whether they are good or bad. ~
21   3,     30  |           the light of the intellect whether the stranger be friend or
22   3,     30  |            and if you should ask Me, whether one who has no science can
23   4,      1  |            and a demonstrative sign, whether a soul be in a state of
24   4,      5  |   allurements, everything depends on whether after they have entered
25   4,      6  |         without breaking their neck; whether they wish to or not, they
26   4,      6  |             it. Wherefore it is that whether he will or no he should
27   4,      6  |            man are good and perfect, whether they be with just men or