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 1 Intro,      0| evidence, the same facts still seem to lead different minds
 2 Intro,      0|       the ministers of justice seem to have a special joy in
 3 Intro,      0|        natural humanity do but seem more pathetically human.
 4 Intro,      0|      mysteries of her religion seem but the natural expression
 5   1,      1  |  another Himself. Christ would seem to have meant this, when
 6   2,      6  |    have received to grace, but seem to themselves on occasion
 7   2,      6  |      more; but sinners neither seem to perceive this, nor to
 8   2,     19  |       their taste, good things seem evil to them, and bad things,
 9   2,     19  |      to say disorderly living, seem good to them. Oh, how blind
10   2,     25  |        Face of My Son will not seem to them terrible, or full
11   2,     26  |    from Me, their reproof will seem to be intensified in harshness.
12   3,      2  |       of anything further, but seem to place devout attention
13   3,      2  |      prayer, since it does not seem to all that they are called
14   3,     17  |       for Your servants, and I seem to see the subjects of my
15   3,     17  |        in another, as it might seem to me, a mind full of darkness;
16   3,     30  |       and the body makes death seem difficult, and on account
17   4,      3  |       mud of impurity, for you seem like pigs to wallow in the
18   4,      6  |        to Me. And if it should seem to him that on account of
19 Lette,      0|     space of time, and did not seem the same person as she who