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 1   1,      4|     the Blood of My Son, and let him with his own hand apply
 2   1,      4|     by his disordinate will. Let such as these receive the
 3   1,      4|     fire of your desire, and let not a moment pass without
 4   2,      4|     and similitude, saying, "Let us make man in our own image,"
 5   2,     11|      rain of Justice did not let them pass; but, after the
 6   2,     17| always gnawing, and does not let the miser have any happiness
 7   2,     23|     from human nature, but I let Him suffer like man to satisfy
 8   2,     26|      for the water of death, let him come and I will give
 9   2,     27|    unless I allow him. And I let him tempt, through love,
10   2,     32|   words: "Whosoever thirsts, let him come to Me and drink." ~
11   2,     32|  saying: 'Whosoever thirsts, let him come to Me and drink,
12   2,     32|  thorns. And why did He say 'Let him come to Me and drink'?
13   2,     33| invited: 'Whosoever thirsts, let him come to Me and drink.'
14   2,     36|      to hate that fault. And let us consider this to be the
15   3,      5|      have been speaking. But let no one be so mad as so to
16   3,     13|   and are tears of sweetness let fall with great peace, as
17   3,     14|      Eternal Deity, her eyes let fall tears of sweetness,
18   3,     14|     her soul. In such a case let her not remain in the second
19   3,     16|  they are not done in grace. Let not, however, such a soul
20   3,     25|    be -- that is, unless she let the light of the most holy
21   3,     28|    correct them, and did not let their members become putrid
22   4,      3|      habit of sin. Therefore let no man trust to this, putting
23   4,      8|   for his blindness does not let him know the road of true