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 1   1,      2|        being ashamed of her own imperfection, appearing to herself to
 2   2,     35|         love was taken away the imperfection of the fear of the penalty,
 3   2,     36|     fear, which is the state of imperfection, by which is meant the first
 4   2,     37|                          Of the imperfection of those who love GOD for
 5   2,     37|        you know what proves the imperfection of this love? The withdrawal
 6   2,     37|      and raise them above their imperfection, I withdraw from their minds
 7   2,     37|      they do not recognize this imperfection of theirs, it is impossible
 8   2,     37|     first imperfect, from which imperfection she must advance to perfection,
 9   2,     37|      death, recognizing her own imperfection, with the purpose, had she
10   2,     37|    through displeasure at their imperfection, and love of virtue, dig
11   2,     40|    order to raise the soul from imperfection, I withdraw Myself from
12   2,     40|      does in order to rise from imperfection and arrive at perfection,
13   2,     41|         know that just as every imperfection and perfection is acquired
14   2,     41|   neighbor. Do you know how the imperfection of spiritual love for the
15   2,     41|        the knowledge of her own imperfection, and for the same reason
16   3,      2| watching and prayer, lost their imperfection and acquired perfection.
17   3,      3|        soul raises herself from imperfection and attains to perfection,
18   3,      3|        who wishes to rise above imperfection should await My Providence
19   3,      4|     arises, with hatred of that imperfection and with love of perfection,
20   3,      5|      that they have arisen from imperfection and arrived at perfection.
21   3,      8|        Sea Pacific, raised from imperfection, far from satiety, and arrived
22   3,     11|        laws bound together, the imperfection of the old law, founded
23   3,     24|        either on account of any imperfection of yours who receive, or
24   3,     28|       the imperfect ones out of imperfection, themselves becoming imperfect
25   4,      5| remained in the order with much imperfection, so that, as I have said,
26   4,     10|       the means of cutting away imperfection and reaching perfection,
27   4,     10| perfection of obedience and the imperfection of disobedience; and how