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 1 Intro,      0|      very remote indeed from anything with which the experience
 2   2,      6  |     from Me, as if I desired anything else than their sanctification. ~
 3   2,     25  |    by which they could merit anything, because in this life alone
 4   2,     27  |      them what it is to love anything without Me. But they, as
 5   2,     30  |    his nature, cannot desire anything but good, and vice, appearing
 6   2,     39  |    He did not present to you anything He had not received from
 7   3,      1  |    soul never turns back for anything, whatever it be, nor rises
 8   3,      2  |    do not appear to think of anything further, but seem to place
 9   3,     15  |     the Infinite, and not as anything finite. ~
10   3,     15  |   life if you served Me with anything finite. For I, who am the
11   3,     20  |      it may not seek or wish anything else than to follow My sweet
12   3,     20  |   they are content to endure anything for My Name's sake; and
13   3,     20  |    may not be scandalized by anything?' Unite yourself always
14   3,     20  |     judge the will of man in anything that you may see done or
15   3,     22  |     Your goodness to tell me anything of this matter, I will gladly
16   3,     24  |    not defiled by shining on anything foul, so the sweet Light
17   3,     28  |    without servile fear that anything should diminish to them,
18   3,     30  |      see if they can acquire anything, and appear in horrible
19   3,     32  |      and if I spoke as being anything of myself, I should be lying
20   4,      5  |  sons to apply themselves to anything, but remaining at this table,
21   4,      6  | poverty, refusing to possess anything, for they see by the light
22   4,      6  | corrupt his garments; and if anything is given to him, he does
23   4,      8  |    your will whilst you have anything to spend; when you have
24   4,      9  |      cannot be understood by anything smaller than itself, like