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 1   1,      3|        come, receives infinite merit, and satisfies for a guilt
 2   2,      3|      not only would receive no merit, but would offend Me; thus
 3   2,      3| inasmuch as neither virtue nor merit consists therein; for otherwise
 4   2,      3|   unable to do actual penance. Merit consists in the virtue of
 5   2,     24|   bound. Wherefore they cannot merit, having lost, as they have,
 6   2,     25|       act, by which they could merit anything, because in this
 7   2,     25|       this life alone can they merit and sin, according as they
 8   2,     28|       perfect patience do they merit, and their labors are rewarded
 9   3,     16|     grace is not sufficient to merit eternal life, as has been
10   4,      7| increasing many hundredfold in merit; but you always necessarily
11   4,      8|       from him the food of the merit of obedience, it gives him
12   4,      9|        How God does not reward merit according to the labor of
13   4,      9|      does the soul receive her merit, filling the vessel of her
14   4,      9|        man does is a source of merit to him. If he eats, obedience