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 1   1,      4|   praise of My Name. If you act thus, I will satisfy for
 2   1,      6|  for him to Me. Thus, every act of help that he performs
 3   1,      7|    in no other way, can she act out the truth she has conceived
 4   1,      7|    he cannot help making an act of love. It is true, however,
 5   1,      7|    true, however, that that act, unless made through love
 6   2,      1|   that is, with an exterior act, or with diverse and varied
 7   2,      3|    in any exterior corporal act, such works being finite,
 8   2,      3|  lawful to perform even one act of great virtue and profit
 9   2,     25|   cannot do any meritorious act, by which they could merit
10   3,     19|    if, that is to say, they act with true knowledge of themselves
11   3,     28|     of mortal sin. But they act not so today, but, in cases
12   3,     28|    they do not correct, but act like blind ones, in that
13   3,     28|   not (if there be any now) act so. And they are truly suns,
14   3,     28| penitent. Wherefore by that act the difficulty became changed
15   3,     29|      and thus I wish you to act with regard to such badly
16   3,     31|    of My goodness. But they act in a contrary way, because
17   4,      5|   that, as I have said, the act of entrance into this ship
18   4,      7|      She does not serve, or act towards her neighbor with
19   4,      8| able to accomplish a sinful act, the which is the fruit