Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,      2  | displeasure against herself, and a feeling of holy justice, with which
 2   1,      4  |          them what it is, so that, feeling its diverse and various
 3   2,     15  |           corpse which can have no feeling or movement of itself, but
 4   2,     15  |            My Truth, because their feeling is dead, that is, their
 5   2,     30  |         love.' Then the intellect, feeling itself awakened by the affection,
 6   2,     34  |          that many began to mount, feeling themselves pricked by servile
 7   2,     40  |          time, not in grace but in feeling. My Truth showed you this
 8   2,     40  |         know her defects, so that, feeling herself deprived of consolation
 9   3,      9  |          Paul was clothed, through feeling and union, in Me, Eternal
10   3,      9  |          body, except through this feeling and union. But it being
11   3,     21  |            which would prevent her feeling pain in herself, or in others.
12   3,     22  |          deceitfulness of personal feeling, so that I, and others in
13 Lette,      0|         lay as it were deprived of feeling. ~