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 1   1,      2|        and in what a tempest of offense against God it lay. And
 2   1,      3|     smallest fault, because the offense, being done to Me, who am
 3   1,      6|        daughter, grieve for the offense against Me, and weep over
 4   2,      3|         should be saved through offense done to Me, who am the Infinite
 5   2,      6|         the greater will be the offense they fall into, and therefore,
 6   2,     12|       bitterness of soul at the offense done to Me, and in compassion
 7   2,     21|       on account of pain at her offense against Me, who am Supreme
 8   2,     21|         offer it to Me, for the offense they have done Me. And they
 9   2,     22|       in Me, nor grieve for the offense done to Me, but only for
10   3,     10| offending Me. This vision of My offense is the torture which such
11   3,     14|        being disordinate and an offense to Me, receives the meed
12   3,     14|         guilt on account of the offense thereby done to Me, abandons
13   3,     14|          grieving solely for My offense and her neighbor's loss,
14   3,     20|    dearest daughter, never take offense from those they love, nor
15   3,     21|         In herself, through the offense done to Me by the law of
16   3,     21|    spirit, and in others by the offense of her neighbor. She has
17   3,     31|        not truly grieve for his offense against Me as he should,
18   3,     31|       own loss, but not for the offense done to Me, and therefore
19   3,     31|    grieved and repented for the offense done to Me, and hoped in
20   3,     32|       very great sorrow at Your offense and the harm done to the