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 1 Intro,      0|      of his time than by the superior skill or strength of an
 2   4,      6  |     their order and of their superior. Little by little they are
 3   4,      6  |     path of obedience to his superior. ~
 4   4,      6  |     or judge the will of his superior, for with the light of faith
 5   4,      6  |      of his order and of his superior. All this the truly and
 6   4,      6  |      inflicted on him by his superior in the order, but calling
 7   4,      6  |     pricks of their order or superior, exalted by Me, the supreme
 8   4,      8  |      hatred of his order and superior, insupportable to himself.
 9   4,      8  |     of his order, and of his superior. Such a one is indeed in
10   4,      8  |   and judge unfaithfully his superior's will; a stench of impurity,
11   4,      8  |   you strive to deceive your superior when you see that he denies
12   4,      9  |     is ordered them by their superior, but they hardly wait until
13   4,      9  | judging that the will of his superior is fixed in My will, and
14   4,      9  |      obeyed in affection his superior's will, seeing and judging
15   4,      9  | affection the command of his superior, commencing to write the
16   4,      9  |   fulfill the command of his superior, and so walked upon the
17   4,      9  |    the arms of his order and superior. Reposing with obedience
18   4,      9  |  himself to be guided by his superior, he has navigated the tempestuous
19   4,      9  |      him at his death by his superior, that is to say, eternal