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501 3, 4 | is, from the third state, which is a perfect state, in which 502 3, 4 | which is a perfect state, in which they taste charity and give 503 3, 4 | arrived at the fourth state, which is one of perfect union 504 3, 5 | the Son. And of a vision, which this holy soul had, concerning 505 3, 5 | issued forth from the house, which is a sign that they have 506 3, 5 | doctrine of Christ crucified, which was their rule, way, and 507 3, 5 | only to have the delight which they find in Me. But they, 508 3, 5 | ascended the three steps, which I figured to you as the 509 3, 5 | Son, Christ crucified, by which steps the soul, as I told 510 3, 5 | knew the baptism of water, which has virtue through the Blood, 511 3, 5 | you the baptism of water, which is received in virtue of 512 3, 5 | their blood, shed for Me, which has virtue through My Blood, 513 3, 5 | There is yet another way by which the soul receives the baptism 514 3, 5 | fragility of man, through which he offends, not that he 515 3, 5 | guilt of mortal sin, by which he loses the grace which 516 3, 5 | which he loses the grace which he drew from Holy Baptism 517 3, 5 | fruit of this baptism, of which I have been speaking. But 518 3, 5 | not be able to do so. In which case, it is not at all certain 519 3, 5 | then that these Baptisms, which you should all receive until 520 3, 5 | finite, the fruit of them which you receive in Baptism, 521 3, 5 | the finite human nature, which human nature endures pain 522 3, 5 | drew to Himself the pain, which I suffered with so much 523 3, 5 | the Body; but the fruit, which came out of the pain and 524 3, 7 | Truth is fulfilled in them, which Truth created them for the 525 3, 7 | citizens of life eternal, of which they are deprived by their 526 3, 8 | pain, because it has that which it desired to have, before 527 3, 8 | sees the injury done to Me, which before caused her sorrow, 528 3, 8 | as the tortured desire, which My Word, the Son, had borne 529 3, 8 | affection of My charity, which I showed you by means of 530 3, 9 | wish me to do? Show me that which it is Your pleasure for 531 3, 9 | to do, and I will do it.' Which I answered when I placed 532 3, 9 | light of true contrition, by which he extirpated his defects, 533 3, 10 | on account of the union which she had made with Me, is 534 3, 10 | My offense is the torture which such souls always have, 535 3, 10 | such souls always have, and which, with the desire to see 536 3, 10 | them a relief in the desire which they have for death, for 537 3, 10 | the blaze of My charity, which charity is a fire proceeding 538 3, 10 | with Me. This is a sight which I grant to the soul, infused 539 3, 11 | mean the Holy Scripture, which seemed dark because it was 540 3, 11 | the Truth. Wherefore that, which at first appeared to be 541 3, 11 | light, infused by grace, by which the doctors and saints knew 542 3, 11 | coming of the Holy Spirit, which gave them that supernatural 543 3, 11 | perfection of obedience, which shines in my Truth, who 544 3, 11 | same supernatural light, which was and is given by grace 545 3, 11 | themselves of the light, with which is found and expounded the 546 3, 11 | the fire of My charity, in which charity it receives the 547 3, 11 | will is dead in Christ, by which death her union was made 548 3, 11 | hell of their own will, which gives to man the earnest-money 549 3, 12 | intoxicated both by the union which she had had with God, and 550 3, 12 | aforesaid states of the soul of which God had spoken to her, and 551 3, 12 | not forgotten the teaching which the Truth, that is, God, 552 3, 13 | aforesaid states of the soul, of which I have told you, concerning 553 3, 13 | bodily tears of the eyes, which satisfy those who often 554 3, 14 | the eye drops hearty tears which engender death, because 555 3, 14 | begin to consider the tears which give the commencement of 556 3, 14 | hearty grief for the penalty which follows the sin committed, 557 3, 14 | take hope in My mercy in which her heart feels joy. Sorrow 558 3, 14 | causes her eye to weep, which tears issue from the very 559 3, 14 | is a spiritual love with which the soul desires spiritual 560 3, 14 | the external being that which she had from the creature, 561 3, 14 | patience every pain and trouble which I have permitted to be inflicted 562 3, 14 | Pacific, and in that Sea, which is Myself, the Supreme and 563 3, 14 | This is the last stage in which the soul is blessed and 564 3, 14 | she is through the union which she feels herself to have 565 3, 14 | sorrowful through the offenses which she sees done to My goodness 566 3, 14 | in her self-knowledge, by which self-knowledge, together 567 3, 14 | impediment to the unitive state, which produces tears of great 568 3, 14 | love of the neighbor, in which exercise the soul discovers 569 3, 14 | not this last grief (in which the soul finds such union 570 3, 14 | is, out of that learning which the soul obtained by knowing 571 3, 14 | the self-same love with which she sees herself to be loved. 572 3, 14 | herself, loves the object which she sees Me to have loved 573 3, 14 | repay Me that pure love with which she feels herself to be 574 3, 14 | repay it through the medium which I have given her, namely, 575 3, 14 | who is the medium through which you can all serve Me. For, 576 3, 14 | the same pure love with which I have loved you. That pure 577 3, 14 | the second stage of union which becomes the third (and final) 578 3, 14 | abandon the affection from which it has been developed, the 579 3, 14 | developed, the affection to which the second class of tears 580 3, 14 | feet of your affection by which the precepts and counsels 581 3, 14 | and counsels are observed, which were given you, as I have 582 3, 14 | truth, as I said to you, which, though it is mortal, appears 583 3, 14 | is dead through the union which she has attained with Me. ~ 584 3, 14 | perfection in the last stage, which may please you by means 585 3, 15 | four stages of the soul, to which belong the five aforesaid 586 3, 15 | like five principal canals which are filled with abundant 587 3, 15 | of infinite value, all of which give life if they are disciplined 588 3, 15 | desire of your soul from which they proceed. I have already 589 3, 15 | itself among its self-love which dries up the soul, so that 590 3, 15 | love. Thus is holy desire, which is founded in love, exercised, 591 3, 15 | fear of ever losing that which she has so long desired; 592 3, 15 | as regards their mode, of which I have spoken, namely, of 593 3, 15 | of the infinite desire which is united to the tears. 594 3, 15 | possessed that unitive love which caused her tears to fall, 595 3, 16 | their own sensuality, from which comes damage to their body 596 3, 16 | are deprived of something which they loved. ~ 597 3, 16 | Self-love is a tree on which grow nothing but fruits 598 3, 16 | fruits are their actions, which are all poisoned by many 599 3, 16 | imperfect as the action which obtains it. Often such a 600 3, 16 | I give him more time in which to repent, as I have already 601 3, 16 | that of false judgment, which is of two kinds. The first 602 3, 16 | first with regard to Me, by which men judge My secret judgments, 603 3, 16 | mysteries, that is, judging that which I did in love, to have been 604 3, 16 | been done in hatred; that which I did in truth to have been 605 3, 16 | done in falsehood; that which I give them for life, to 606 3, 16 | of the most holy Faith, which they will not allow to see 607 3, 16 | against a man's neighbor, from which often come many evils, because 608 3, 16 | himself. And, for an action which he may see, or for a word 609 3, 16 | fruits follow the leaves, which are the words which issue 610 3, 16 | leaves, which are the words which issue from their mouth in 611 3, 16 | because the heart from which they proceeded was not clean, 612 3, 16 | drooping to the earth, on which grow the flowers and leaves 613 3, 16 | are the seven mortal sins which are full of many and diverse 614 3, 16 | self-love and of pride, which first made both branches 615 3, 16 | turn no way but that in which they can be fed by the earth; 616 3, 16 | and desiring that thing which they have to satiety. This 617 3, 16 | strikes the tree of self-love, which he has made the principle 618 3, 17 | explanation and satisfaction which she had received from the 619 3, 17 | away from Your doctrine, of which You have clearly demonstrated 620 3, 17 | other points, concerning which I fear that they are, or 621 3, 17 | further to me about the sign which You said the soul received 622 3, 17 | visited by You -- the sign which revealed Your Presence. 623 3, 17 | virtue. These are the things which I beg You to tell me, so 624 3, 18 | heart, and the desire with which she longed to serve Him, 625 3, 18 | and the ineffable love which I have towards you and My 626 3, 18 | open the ear of the desire which you feel towards Me, and 627 3, 18 | concerning the three lights which issue from Me, the True 628 3, 18 | concerning these lights, which I have already told you, 629 3, 18 | may better understand that which you wish to know.) The other 630 3, 18 | you in great detail that which I have already pointed out 631 3, 18 | without the light of reason, which light of reason you draw 632 3, 18 | intellect and the light of faith which I have given you in holy 633 3, 18 | received the form of faith; which faith you exercise in virtue 634 3, 18 | by the light of reason, which gives you life and causes 635 3, 18 | things of the world, all of which pass like the wind. But 636 3, 18 | the law of perversity with which your members are bound, 637 3, 18 | is able to prove the love which she has for Me, her Creator. 638 3, 18 | light of the holy faith, of which I said to you that it was 639 3, 18 | eye. This is that light which is necessary in general 640 3, 18 | light, that is, the light which all persons must possess, 641 3, 18 | Essential Good, or virtue, which I have given you as an instrument 642 3, 18 | else than in loving that which I hate, and in hating that 643 3, 18 | hate, and in hating that which I love. I love virtue and 644 3, 18 | of vice and of the evil which follows it: he is ignorant 645 3, 18 | ignorant of his own dignity, which he should maintain by advancing 646 3, 19 | of the general light, of which I have spoken, she should 647 3, 19 | grow in the general light, which she has acquired through 648 3, 19 | of their own self-will, which I have already called their 649 3, 19 | complete the perfection to which I have elected the soul. 650 3, 19 | she receive everything, which is what the souls in the 651 3, 19 | nature of these two states which stand in the most perfect 652 3, 20 | And of a beautiful vision which this devout soul once received, 653 3, 20 | devout soul once received, in which the method of arriving at 654 3, 20 | belong to the third state, which immediately follows the 655 3, 20 | perfect in every condition in which they may be, and receive 656 3, 20 | and receive every event which I permit to happen to them 657 3, 20 | themselves unworthy of the fruit which they receive after their 658 3, 20 | the light My Eternal Will, which wishes naught else but your 659 3, 20 | following His doctrine, which is the rule of the road 660 3, 20 | accomplished the obedience which was imposed on Him by Me, 661 3, 20 | most terrible slavery in which you could ever be, and also 662 3, 20 | way, instead of in the way which I have made straight for 663 3, 20 | the Way and the Door by which you must enter into Me, 664 3, 20 | in itself, but as a means which helps them to stay their 665 3, 20 | have cut away that thing by which stumbling-blocks are caused, 666 3, 20 | all the persecutions, with which the world and the Devil 667 3, 20 | every manner of holiness which he sees, saying: 'Thanks 668 3, 20 | different ways of holiness which he sees, than if he were 669 3, 20 | These observe the doctrine which, as you know, was given 670 3, 20 | Eternal Purity. I am that Fire which purifies the soul, and the 671 3, 20 | does her purity leave her; which is the reason why men of 672 3, 20 | of the heart of man. That which you do not see you should 673 3, 20 | contempt, and the hatred which his judgment has conceived 674 3, 20 | perceives only My will, which, as has been said, wishes 675 3, 20 | good; so that everything which I give or permit to happen 676 3, 20 | may arrive at the end for which I created you. And because 677 3, 20 | affection of My love, with which I love you inestimably; 678 3, 20 | recognize them in the case about which you have asked Me. ~ 679 3, 21 | with love of her neighbor, which causes her hunger and desire, 680 3, 21 | of the neighbor is a food which never satiates him who feeds 681 3, 21 | commencement of a guarantee which is given to man, in virtue 682 3, 21 | given to man, in virtue of which he expects one day to receive 683 3, 21 | faith, through the certitude which he has of reaching the completion 684 3, 21 | as yet, the perfection which would prevent her feeling 685 3, 21 | by the law of perversity which is bound in her members 686 3, 22 | through the union of love which she had made with her Creator, 687 3, 22 | the medicine of the Blood which You gave for the diseased 688 3, 22 | Father, I remember a word which you said to me in speaking 689 3, 22 | other place, of the sins which they commit today; wherefore 690 3, 23 | satisfy the last petition, which she had made concerning 691 3, 23 | Concerning the supports which I have given you, of whom 692 3, 23 | are, in truth, a means by which they may each receive, according 693 3, 23 | humble, shall receive that which he is fit to receive; and 694 3, 23 | and every minister, that which I have given him to administer, 695 3, 24 | Now I will reply to that which you asked Me concerning 696 3, 24 | excellence and the dignity in which I have placed them. And, 697 3, 24 | contemplated the truth, in which she saw virtue resplendent 698 3, 24 | and above the general love which I have had to My creatures, 699 3, 24 | excellence, through the union which I made of My Deity with 700 3, 24 | case of the natural sun, in which heat and light cannot be 701 3, 24 | defiled by any impurity on which it shines, for its light 702 3, 24 | and to the Son wisdom, by which wisdom My ministers receive 703 3, 24 | Son. This is that Light, which has the color of your humanity, 704 3, 24 | color of your humanity, which color shone brightly when 705 3, 24 | according to the substance into which each one receives the fire. 706 3, 24 | is the holy desire, with which he receives this Sacrament, 707 3, 24 | receives this Sacrament, which of itself is without light, 708 3, 24 | given you the material, with which you can receive this light 709 3, 24 | disposition in holy baptism, which you receive in virtue of 710 3, 24 | with no wick inside it, which cannot burn or receive light, 711 3, 24 | received in your souls the wick which catches this Divine Flame, 712 3, 24 | to say, the Holy Faith, which you receive, by grace, in 713 3, 24 | love, that, without love, which is her very food, she cannot 714 3, 24 | according to the material which it brings to the fire; for 715 3, 24 | Sweet and Glorious Light, which I have given you as Food 716 3, 24 | love and fiery desire with which you approach It. ~ 717 3, 24 | light, that is in the grace which you receive in this Sacrament, 718 3, 24 | to the holy desire with which you dispose yourselves to 719 3, 24 | She is like a candle on which water has fallen, which 720 3, 24 | which water has fallen, which can do nothing but crackle 721 3, 24 | her mind upon the candle which she received in holy baptism, 722 3, 24 | received in holy baptism, which has drenched the wick of 723 3, 24 | water that was in the soul, which impeded her proper disposition 724 3, 24 | Sacrament, or by any defect which may be in the soul, or by 725 3, 24 | as I told you of the sun which is not defiled by shining 726 3, 25 | Me through the vexation which the Devil had been causing 727 3, 25 | and to consider My love, which had made you worthy to hear 728 3, 25 | like a ray from the sun, which proceeds from the circle 729 3, 25 | it, out of the midst of which light came a dove and hovered 730 3, 25 | in virtue of the words which the minister was saying. 731 3, 25 | the presence of the Word, which you saw intellectually in 732 3, 25 | alone can you touch that which the eye of the intellect 733 3, 25 | certify to herself that which she has seen and known through 734 3, 25 | the palate of the soul, which is holy desire, tastes God 735 3, 25 | with the hand of love that which the eye of her intellect 736 3, 25 | My Ineffable Love, with which I have made her worthy to 737 3, 25 | Sacrament and the Grace which is contained therein. See, 738 3, 26 | of grace, as does a seal, which, when lifted from the hot 739 3, 26 | lifted from the hot wax upon which it has been impressed, leaves 740 3, 26 | My only-begotten Son, by which the eye of your intellect 741 3, 26 | in My strength and power, which strengthen the soul against 742 3, 27 | How the things which have been said about the 743 3, 27 | recognize the dignity to which I have called My ministers, 744 3, 27 | tremendous grace and favor which they have received, inasmuch 745 3, 27 | cleanness in the chalice in which this Sacrifice is made, 746 3, 28 | Sacraments of the holy Church, which all give life in virtue 747 3, 28 | With the light of grace, which they have drawn from this 748 3, 28 | both grace and the virtue which preserves it, and, in that 749 3, 28 | say, his own self-love, on which account he hates it, and 750 3, 28 | love into his affection, which follows his intellect, and 751 3, 28 | doctrine of My sweet Truth, by which his memory is filled with 752 3, 28 | follows it, loving that which the intellect sees and knows, 753 3, 28 | memory is filled with that which the affection loves; and, 754 3, 28 | with the other Sacraments, which draw their life from this 755 3, 28 | the doctrine of My Truth, which they administer in the ardent 756 3, 28 | in the ardent love with which they cause barren souls 757 3, 28 | according to the position to which I have elected him: Peter 758 3, 28 | of the most holy faith, which he made in word and in deed, 759 3, 28 | martyrs, indeed, with blood, which blood cast up sweet perfume 760 3, 28 | justice was and is that pearl which shines in them, and which 761 3, 28 | which shines in them, and which gave peace and light in 762 3, 28 | others, becomes like a limb which putrefies, and corrupts 763 3, 28 | see not the real way by which their position is to be 764 3, 28 | Because, as the angel, which I give you to be your guardian, 765 3, 28 | they scarcely observed that which they were really bound to 766 3, 28 | and exercise the graces which I have bestowed upon you, 767 3, 28 | virtue using the free-will which I have given you, with the 768 3, 28 | intellect to see the fruit which they receive in everlasting 769 3, 28 | and poverty and the light which they shed with the odor 770 3, 28 | on account of the dignity which I placed in them, and because 771 3, 28 | and because this Treasure which I placed in their hands 772 3, 28 | and the salvation of souls which they had conceived in Me. 773 3, 28 | the guilt of mortal sin, which latter were perfectly cured, 774 3, 29 | chapter; and of the reverence which should be paid to priests, 775 3, 29 | told you of the dignity in which I have placed them, having 776 3, 29 | ministers, on account of which dignity and authority I 777 3, 29 | reason of the authority which I have given them. Wherefore 778 3, 29 | that besides the dignity to which I have appointed them, how 779 3, 29 | of whom I spoke to you, which are all bound and obliged 780 3, 29 | by reason of the ministry which I have placed in their hands. 781 3, 29 | yourselves their judges, which I forbid, because they are 782 3, 29 | reverence the authority which I have given them. You know 783 3, 29 | you a great treasure from which you obtained life, you would 784 3, 29 | the holy Church -- from which you obtain the life of grace, 785 3, 29 | love of that life of grace which you receive from the great 786 3, 29 | from the great treasure, by which they administer to you the 787 3, 30 | devils accuse these wretches, which is indeed the truth, I wish 788 3, 30 | that all the sufferings which rational creatures endure 789 3, 30 | cause no suffering to a will which gladly endures them, seeing 790 3, 30 | tenderness for his body, which tenderness and love between 791 3, 30 | his soul, like a watch-dog which stands at the door, and 792 3, 30 | but only in the Blood in which he has found mercy; and 793 3, 30 | actually does so, in the way which I have narrated to you in 794 3, 30 | only of the light of virtue which all can have in general, 795 3, 30 | of the supernatural light which these men possessed over 796 3, 30 | is, of holy science, by which science they knew more of 797 3, 30 | repose in Me. The hope with which they have lived, confiding 798 3, 30 | towards Me. Their heart, which was a vessel of love, inscribed 799 3, 30 | Me the pearl of justice which it always carried before 800 3, 30 | that is, of the fruit which love has drawn from the 801 3, 30 | harm, because of the vision which they have of Me, which they 802 3, 30 | vision which they have of Me, which they see by faith and hold 803 3, 31 | darkness, showing his face, which you know is so horrible 804 3, 31 | delights and sensuality of which he made lords over his reason, 805 3, 31 | knows the truth of that which at first he knew not, and 806 3, 31 | neither in the Blood of which I made them ministers, but 807 3, 31 | confusion. His injustice which he practiced in his life 808 3, 31 | they offend Me in the hope which they have in My mercy. And 809 3, 31 | they may have something which they may lay hold of, and 810 3, 31 | away with the condemnation which they receive, and thus arrive 811 3, 31 | than all the other sins which they have committed. And 812 3, 31 | fragility of your nature which moves you to despair, for 813 3, 31 | this and all the other sins which he has committed; whereas 814 3, 31 | comparison than all the sins which any creature can commit; 815 3, 31 | Despair is that sin which is pardoned neither here 816 3, 31 | darkness of self-love, from which has proceeded their every 817 3, 31 | another cause of reproof which their conscience gives them 818 3, 31 | the breadth of My mercy in which they hoped, in charity and 819 3, 31 | of virtue, and that time which I gave them through love 820 3, 31 | your pearl and your talent which I placed in your hands in 821 3, 31 | of disordinate self-love, which now renders you the fruit 822 3, 31 | render to you the reward which they are accustomed to give 823 3, 31 | render to you of the part which is theirs. Oh, wretch! the 824 3, 31 | wretch! the dignity in which I placed you, you now see 825 3, 31 | to you the divine office which you neglected, by which 826 3, 31 | which you neglected, by which you fell into the guilt 827 3, 31 | say, the love and hunger which you should have felt towards 828 3, 31 | light of your intellect that which you have done and ought 829 3, 31 | not to have done, and that which you ought to have done and 830 3, 31 | together with the virtues which he ought to have practiced. 831 3, 31 | know that in this knowledge which dying sinners have of virtue 832 3, 31 | only too clearly the good which follows the virtue of a 833 3, 31 | of his being in the way which I have related to you in 834 3, 31 | account of the ministry which I entrusted to them, appointing 835 3, 31 | misery, but would be that which they ought to be and are 836 3, 31 | themselves the love and charity which they should have to this 837 3, 32 | because it is always love which constrained and constrains 838 3, 32 | of most holy faith, with which light, according as it has 839 3, 32 | the excellence of grace which You have given to the human 840 3, 32 | are finite, You give that which Your rational creature cannot 841 3, 32 | itself, nor in the way in which You can and will satisfy 842 3, 32 | filling her with things for which she does not ask You. Moreover, 843 3, 32 | Charity, through the love which You have for the whole human 844 3, 32 | goodness and the offenses which are committed against You 845 3, 32 | for having granted me that which I asked You and that which 846 3, 32 | which I asked You and that which I neither knew nor asked, 847 3, 32 | pray You to fulfill that which You caused me to ask You. 848 3, 32 | know the ineffable love which You have for man, wherefore 849 3, 32 | Father, that through the love which You have for Your rational 850 3, 32 | of Your inestimable love which You have given us through 851 3, 32 | with the affection of love which You have given to Your servants, 852 3, 32 | Your only-begotten Son, which they ask of You for the 853 3, 32 | them to wish for that for which they do not wish; and this 854 3, 32 | and remake the vessels which You have created to Your 855 4, 1 | fulfilling the promise which I made to you, and satisfying 856 4, 1 | and you will see the cause which destroyed the obedience 857 4, 1 | Eternal Father. It was pride, which was produced by self- love, 858 4, 1 | be kept in two ways, of which one is more perfect than 859 4, 1 | by the key of obedience, which had been fastened by the 860 4, 1 | obedience of the Word? The love which He had for My honor and 861 4, 1 | From the clear vision with which His soul saw the divine 862 4, 1 | most perfectly for Him, which vision you imperfectly enjoy 863 4, 1 | different way from that in which you do. Among the others 864 4, 1 | others he possessed patience, which is the marrow of obedience, 865 4, 1 | rule and this doctrine, which gives you life, for it is 866 4, 1 | darkness of self-love, by which he fell into disobedience; 867 4, 1 | disobedience comes from pride, which issues from self-love depriving 868 4, 1 | along the way of darkness, which leads her to eternal death. 869 4, 2 | obedience is the key with which Heaven is opened, and how 870 4, 2 | of obedience in general, which is the obedience of the 871 4, 2 | precepts; and in particular, which is that of the counsels. 872 4, 2 | of the law, the chief of which is to love Me above everything, 873 4, 2 | that this word is the key which opens heaven, which key 874 4, 2 | key which opens heaven, which key My Son placed in the 875 4, 2 | person that very same key which the Word had, and if a man 876 4, 2 | forsooth, that the disobedience which closed the door of Heaven 877 4, 2 | open it? that the pride which fell can rise? Do you think 878 4, 2 | pleasing Me, Your creator, of which you should make a girdle 879 4, 2 | glorious is this virtue, which contains all the rest, for 880 4, 2 | riches. And so in all things which would be too long to relate, 881 4, 2 | abandon His doctrine, of which you make a table when you 882 4, 2 | anointed with true humility, which saves you from coveting, 883 4, 2 | divine grace, you are a sun which makes the earth, that is 884 4, 2 | heat of charity, all of which as well as those of the 885 4, 2 | of your own sensuality, which destroyed your dignity, 886 4, 3 | wretched pride, through which they abandoned obedience, 887 4, 3 | of the Lamb, by virtue of which the key of obedience has 888 4, 3 | judgments, and cruelty, with which you use your neighbors, 889 4, 3 | off the horns of pride, by which amputation you will extinguish 890 4, 3 | will extinguish the hatred which is in your heart against 891 4, 3 | neighbors. Compare the injuries which you do to Me and to your 892 4, 4 | obedience burns so high (which fire of love cannot exist 893 4, 4 | somewhat of this second kind, which is not divided from the 894 4, 5 | means of the same light which brought her to the first, 895 4, 5 | truth -- the ineffable love which I have for her, and her 896 4, 5 | and her own fragility, which cannot respond to Me with 897 4, 5 | namely, holy religion -- which has been founded by the 898 4, 5 | vessel of his body that which was in the love of his soul, 899 4, 5 | with the light of science, which light he laid as his principal 900 4, 5 | to extirpate the errors which had arisen in his time, 901 4, 5 | giving light. He was a light which I gave the world by means 902 4, 5 | the table of the cross, which is the table of holy desire, 903 4, 5 | their physical light with which they may more perfectly 904 4, 5 | martyr, having not paper on which to write, leaned over, confessing 905 4, 5 | Francis with the poverty which was specially his own, as 906 4, 6 | true Master of these ships, which are built in the light of 907 4, 6 | light of holy faith, by which he will know that he must 908 4, 6 | passion, taking the spouse which charity gives him, together 909 4, 6 | of self and of the world, which causes the soul to hold 910 4, 6 | obedience of his order, which will open the little door 911 4, 6 | will open the little door which is in the panel of the door 912 4, 6 | key of general obedience, which opens the door of Heaven, 913 4, 6 | and the and of poverty which they promised to keep. The 914 4, 6 | do so, because they must, which force breaks the neck of 915 4, 6 | faith the evil and the loss which would come to him from temporal 916 4, 6 | and the fire of love with which she observes the rules of 917 4, 6 | accord with the true hope which the soul should have in 918 4, 6 | other cruel enemies, anger, which wars against his benevolence; 919 4, 6 | having cut off the source by which all the others are preserved 920 4, 6 | cut off from herself that which kept her in bitterness and 921 4, 6 | reproofs, jibes, and insults which are often cast at him, or 922 4, 6 | obedience, for the only thing which saddens him is to see Me, 923 4, 6 | through the brotherly love which he has in his heart towards 924 4, 6 | like to give them the good which he possesses, seeing that 925 4, 6 | prayer, and by every means by which he can draw them out of 926 4, 6 | patiently enduring the weariness which he feels in his mind, and 927 4, 6 | looks at Me with the light which I give him through love, 928 4, 6 | I give him through love, which draws forth true humility, 929 4, 6 | stealing from him the virtue in which he excels, not wishing, 930 4, 6 | of the order in a faith which despises nothing, for as 931 4, 6 | contending among themselves which of them should be the greater, 932 4, 6 | himself will be humbled,' which also was said to you by 933 4, 7 | beloved daughter, besides which the apostle obtained eternal 934 4, 7 | will. This is the one for which I repay him a hundredfold. 935 4, 7 | This is that hundredfold which is given to those who have 936 4, 7 | experience in its essence that which they have believed through 937 4, 7 | for they possess that for which they had hoped, and so with 938 4, 8 | of the miserable fruits which proceed from disobedience. ~ 939 4, 8 | living in disobedience, to which he has made himself a slave, 940 4, 8 | pride, and his own pleasure, which pride (as has been said) 941 4, 8 | delusion, and of the fruit which they obtained by disobedience 942 4, 8 | displeasure, for the actions which he will have to do, through 943 4, 8 | road of true obedience, which is a road of truth founded 944 4, 8 | order, nor the three vows which he promised to observe at 945 4, 8 | suddenly torn from the ship, which will happen at the moment 946 4, 8 | has come his disobedience, which prevents him seeing his 947 4, 8 | affection is planted in pride, which he has drawn from self-love. 948 4, 8 | three boughs of this tree, which are obedience, poverty, 949 4, 8 | poverty, and continence, which spring from the foot of 950 4, 8 | leaves produced by this tree, which are his words, are so corrupt 951 4, 8 | stinking flowers of this tree, which are his diverse and various 952 4, 8 | diverse and various thoughts, which he voluntarily welcomes 953 4, 8 | accomplish a sinful act, the which is the fruit which kills 954 4, 8 | the which is the fruit which kills him, depriving him 955 4, 8 | he denies you something which your perverse will desires, 956 4, 8 | smallest word and reproof which he may make to you, but 957 4, 8 | to be done to your hurt which was done for your good, 958 4, 8 | confusion for the faults which he felt it no shame to commit. 959 4, 8 | even the Divine office to which he is obliged. He has no 960 4, 8 | So great are the evils which fall on the disobedient; 961 4, 8 | are the fruits of sorrow which he produces, that your tongue 962 4, 8 | them. Oh! disobedience, which deprives the soul of the 963 4, 8 | and cast from you the key which would have opened the door 964 4, 9 | according to the length of time which it takes, but according 965 4, 9 | obedient; and of the miracles which God has performed by means 966 4, 9 | or the length of time for which he works, that is to say, 967 4, 9 | not in a particular case, which cannot give a law), you 968 4, 9 | the most holy faith, with which light he has slain and cast 969 4, 9 | destroyed his own will, from which comes all feebleness and 970 4, 9 | she drink? The Blood, in which the Word has shown her, 971 4, 9 | and the ineffable love which I have for her, and the 972 4, 9 | his death receives that which was promised him at his 973 4, 9 | rest, the inestimable good which no one can value or understand, 974 4, 9 | than itself, like a vessel, which, dipped into the sea, does 975 4, 9 | but only that quantity which it contains. The sea alone 976 4, 9 | and this joy, the good which I have in Myself, I share 977 4, 9 | goodness in the measure in which it is given to him. Thus, 978 4, 10 | soul: one for yourself, which I have satisfied, illuminating 979 4, 10 | you may know this truth which you desired to know; explaining 980 4, 10 | and the inestimable love which I had for man, I sent to 981 4, 10 | side, and the mouth -- by which I also figured three states 982 4, 10 | the most perfect state, in which the soul arrives at the 983 4, 10 | how the soul may know by which road she is walking and 984 4, 10 | spoken of the three judgments which My clemency delivers -- 985 4, 10 | her, and the reverence in which I wish seculars to hold 986 4, 10 | but also of the fifth, which germinates death. I have 987 4, 10 | Truth be fulfilled in you, which truth is that I created 988 4, 10 | preserve and spend the treasure which I have given you, which 989 4, 10 | which I have given you, which is a doctrine of truth founded 990 4, 10 | Jesus, clothed in light which scatters darkness, with 991 4, 10 | scatters darkness, with which doctrine clothe yourself, 992 4, 11 | considered the many miseries of which I am full; You, who are 993 4, 11 | sins, and the many others which are in me. Having known 994 4, 11 | and understand the truth which You have manifested to me. 995 4, 11 | eternal Trinity! oh Godhead! which Godhead gave value to the 996 4, 11 | Trinity, are a deep Sea, into which the deeper I enter the more 997 4, 11 | of my body. The knowledge which You have given me of Yourself 998 4, 11 | Father, and Your wisdom, which belongs to Your only-begotten 999 4, 11 | through the new creation which You have given me in the 1000 4, 11 | Yourself; You are the fire which ever burns without being