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 1   2,      4  |       readily sees spots on his face when he looks in a mirror,
 2   2,      4  |    better the stains of her own face, by the purity which she
 3   2,      5  |       My spouse has defiled her face, and become leprous, on
 4   2,      6  |        and, with them, wash the face of My spouse. ~
 5   2,     14  |         but standing before the face of God, exclaimed, "How
 6   2,     14  |         be my excuse before the Face of Your loving-kindness." ~
 7   2,     23  |         great joy; not that His face changes, because He is unchangeable,
 8   2,     23  |        to the human nature, His face was unchangeable, after
 9   2,     25  | judgment, but with joy, and the Face of My Son will not seem
10   2,     25  |    transformation is not in His Face, when He comes to judge
11   2,     26  |       mirror is represented the face of the man, so in the body
12   2,     28  |    preventing it from seeing Me face to face. But after the soul
13   2,     28  |       it from seeing Me face to face. But after the soul has
14   2,     39  |      GOD, and My Son, the Word, face to face. From now until
15   2,     39  |       My Son, the Word, face to face. From now until after the
16   3,      5  |         in absolution, upon the face of the soul. But, if the
17   3,     27  |       mortal sin, or defile the face of their soul. They would
18   3,     31  |       and darkness, showing his face, which you know is so horrible
19   3,     31  |    their stench they defile the face of their soul, and corrupt
20   4,      2  |         even cheerful, for your face is never wrinkled with impatience,
21   4,      7  |         not appear one thing in face and tongue while her heart
22   4,     11  |     Your hands, nor turned Your face from me, nor despised my
23   4,     11  |        abyss of love, will Your face be hidden from my eyes?
24 Lette,      0|       though I speak not of the face, which remained ever angelical
25 Lette,      0|         virtue, after which her face suddenly changed from gloom
26 Lette,      0|        and thus sweetly, with a face all shining and angelical,