Chapter

 1 2 |         greater moral feat in the eyes of God and~the Church than
 2 4 |         you will acquire in~their eyes the right to assign days
 3 9 |         only exalts people in the eyes of God,~but also attracts
 4 10|              In order to open the eyes of a person who has fallen
 5 11| themselves that~have value in the eyes of God, but the constant
 6 11|     penitents. He must open their eyes to the passions and sinful
 7 11|       most repulsive sin in God’s eyes: “He who hates his brother
 8 12|         his gentleness. Before my eyes he was offended~and even
 9 13|        seen in their faces. Their eyes are dull, their cheeks and~
10 13|          cheeks together with the eyes, seems to be almost dead,
11 13|       bold and calm look in their eyes. How thankful they are to
12 13|         and in the sight of thine~eyes.” But the words which follow
13 13|          authoritatively, has~his eyes opened to his real spiritual
14 15|       first place, of opening~the eyes of priests themselves to
15 18|        service books before their eyes, our theologians and clergy~
16 18|           he opens the~penitent’s eyes to those sins which he does
17 18|        abase him, but to open his eyes to the state of his own