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 1   1,      7|       has obtained of herself, knowing that, by My grace, I have
 2   2,      1|       herself to have merited, knowing that she does not even exist
 3   2,      3|    body and destroy self-will, knowing, that is to say, how to
 4   2,      3|      sweet and glorious light; knowing, by it, her own fragility,
 5   2,      4|     she knows more of God, and knowing the goodness of God in herself,
 6   2,     15|         she would know Me, and knowing Me would know herself, and
 7   2,     28|      and seeing she knows, and knowing she loves, and loving she
 8   2,     28|   principally in seeing and in knowing Me, in which vision and
 9   2,     28|        satisfied in seeing and knowing Me, as I have told you.
10   2,     28|       seeing they know, and in knowing they love, and in loving
11   2,     40|   affection of My charity, and knowing that I desire nothing but
12   3,      1|         She does so from fear, knowing her own imperfections, and
13   3,      5|       Divine charity provided, knowing the infirmity and fragility
14   3,     12|                     Wherefore, knowing that she had not forgotten
15   3,     14|         that is, of those who, knowing their guilt, set to weeping
16   3,     14|       begins to lose her fear, knowing that fear alone is not sufficient
17   3,     14|       the Truth, knows it; and knowing it, loves it. Drawing her
18   3,     14|     which the soul obtained by knowing herself and My goodness
19   3,     14|        the spirit of prophecy, knowing the things of the future.
20   3,     20|    soul has arrived at seeing, knowing, and tasting, in its full
21   3,     32| anxious and solicitous desire, knowing myself and Your goodness
22   4,      9|  knowledge of self, and of Me, knowing her own non- existence and
23   4,      9|  existence and sinfulness, and knowing that I am He who is, thus
24   4,      9|        who is, thus eating and knowing My Truth in the Incarnate