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 1 Intro,      0|     From the day that she could walk she became very popular
 2   2,      8  |       those bear themselves who walk in the light, and those
 3   2,      8  |        the light, and those who walk in the darkness. I also
 4   2,      8  |         this Bridge, unless you walk thereon." ~
 5   2,     11  |     even those who attempted to walk by the road of virtue were
 6   2,     11  |         that every believer may walk speedily, and without any
 7   2,     11  |         who follows Me does not walk in darkness, but in light.'
 8   2,     12  |    burden light, yet prefers to walk over the water. For those
 9   2,     13  |        to you, My dearest sons, walk over the Bridge, and not
10   2,     13  |      way of falsehood, by which walk the wicked, of whom I will
11   2,     22  | returned to yourself) rather to walk on a road of fire, even
12   2,     28  |     life, and that, though they walk on thorns, they are not
13   3,     18  |   without the light, no one can walk in the truth, that is, without
14   3,     18  |      you life and causes you to walk in the path of truth, and,
15   3,     19  |      judges of those who do not walk in the same path. Do you
16   4,      2  |        the key in your hand and walk by the doctrine of My Word,
17   4,      2  |    chain of mortal sin, you can walk? or that without a key you
18   4,      2  |      will, his possessions, you walk erect, without bending,
19   4,      3  |        with the light of faith, walk no longer in such darkness
20   4,      6  |        other, and how he should walk if he would enter the ship
21   4,      6  |  religious order. How should he walk who wishes to enter this
22   4,      6  |      life, and that they cannot walk with head erect without
23   4,      6  |        to keep. The disobedient walk in pride, holding their
24   4,      6  |        of the order, but should walk the narrow path of obedience
25   4,     11  |    without which I should still walk in darkness, teaches me