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 1   2,      7|    creature is to Me, and how ignorant he is, not to take the remedy
 2   2,      8|      see the accepted and the ignorant, the imperfect, and also
 3   2,      8|     over the damnation of the ignorant, and rejoice over the perfection
 4   2,     10|    way by love, in order that ignorant man should be unable to
 5   2,     12|     and in compassion for the ignorant, and the loss of those who,
 6   2,     13|    And I have shown it to the ignorant, in order that they may
 7   2,     14|  should have comfort, and the ignorant commemorating You, should
 8   2,     16|  their heart. Not so does the ignorant and false Christian, who
 9   2,     18|    themselves, like blind and ignorant men who do not recognize
10   2,     25|     fulfilled by Me, when you ignorant ones do not resist My mercy.
11   3,      2| Sometimes the soul will be so ignorant that, having resolved to
12   3,     11|      this supernatural light. Ignorant and proud men of science
13   3,     18|       on account of it; he is ignorant of vice and of the evil
14   3,     18|       which follows it: he is ignorant of virtue and of Me, who
15   3,     18|     life-giving virtue; he is ignorant of his own dignity, which
16   3,     30|    have not been negligent or ignorant, but have solicitously opened