Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,      5|        loves Me; loving Me she comes to know more of My truth,
 2   1,      6|       s own reputation, whence comes hatred of the neighbor,
 3   1,      8|       and so from hatred often comes benevolence, and that this
 4   2,     19|     the indignity to which one comes. ~
 5   2,     20|        wants My succor when he comes out of the river, and walks
 6   2,     25|       affection with which she comes to Me, and that measure
 7   2,     25|       not in His Face, when He comes to judge with My Divine
 8   2,     27|    when the extremity of death comes, see the good which I have
 9   2,     35|     mercy, but when he is dead comes the time of justice. He
10   2,     40|     and quietness of mind. Now comes the second of the three
11   3,     11|   receive it? Every light that comes from Holy Scripture comes
12   3,     11|      comes from Holy Scripture comes and came from this supernatural
13   3,     16|     own sensuality, from which comes damage to their body and
14   3,     17|       desirous of serving You, comes to me, or to some other
15   3,     20|        from whatever source it comes, but rather enduring the
16   3,     31|    just man, and the pain that comes on him who has lain in the
17   4,      1|     tell you that disobedience comes from pride, which issues
18   4,      2|       be found, and whence she comes, and who is her companion,
19   4,      8|       My daughter, a religious comes to ruin, and falls into
20   4,      8| eternal death. And what stench comes from this fruit, sprung
21   4,      8|        troop of children? This comes from your disobedience.
22   4,      9|    that is to say, that he who comes early will not have more
23   4,      9|      not have more than he who comes late, as My Truth told you
24   4,      9|     that therefore his command comes from My dispensation, and
25   4,      9|       his own will, from which comes all feebleness and disordinate