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 1   2,     11|     speedily, and without any servile fear of the rain of Divine
 2   2,     33| proceeds securely without any servile fear, having ascended the
 3   2,     34| feeling themselves pricked by servile fear, that is, fearing their
 4   2,     35|                           How servile fear is not sufficient,
 5   2,     35|  those? They have arisen with servile fear from the vomit of mortal
 6   2,     35|    arise with love of virtue, servile fear alone is not sufficient
 7   2,     35|        therefore, no need for servile fear; and this does not
 8   2,     35|    ought, then, to arise from servile fear, and arrive at love
 9   2,     36|      by exercising oneself in servile fear, which is the state
10   2,     36|    are those who are moved by servile fear, and have climbed so
11   2,     36|    affection, and stripped of servile fear. And doing so, such
12   2,     37|      Me with fidelity without servile fear of punishment, but
13   2,     37|    has climbed this step with servile fear and mercenary love
14   2,     37|       to quell the motions of servile fear in their heart, and
15   2,     40| serves Me imperfectly through servile fear, but, by exercise and
16   3,     28|   correcting them without any servile fear, because they were
17   3,     28|    corrected them without any servile fear, being free from it,
18   3,     28|       they bear perverted and servile fear. Because they fear
19   3,     28|    security, and, fettered by servile fear, they make believe
20   3,     28| Providence, they were without servile fear that anything should
21   3,     28|       he does not fear with a servile fear. They who hope in themselves
22   3,     30|    poison of sin. There is no servile fear in them, but holy fear.