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  1     Int, Arg     |         order to assure her (of the truth of these visions), and taught
  2    Pref          |            will find this to be the truth.~"5. I firmly believe that
  3    Life, Pro     |           that in all clearness and truth I may give this account
  4    Life, I       |            impression of the way of truth when I was yet a child.~
  5    Life, III     |            I came to understand the truth I had heard in my childhood,
  6    Life, VI      |       having had experience of this truth.~10. I used to keep his
  7    Life, VII     |             I did was well done! In truth, the evil I did was not
  8    Life, VII     |        consolations and mercies! In truth, O my King, Thou didst administer
  9    Life, VII     |             not revealed to me this truth, and given me the opportunity
 10    Life, IX      |          upon me, I think—and, in truth, He dealt with me according
 11    Life, X       |         however, very great. And in truth, in the beginning, a soul
 12    Life, X       |           Him. It is a most certain truth, that the richer we see
 13    Life, X       |           men. It is a most evident truth, that our love for a person
 14    Life, XII     |            grace to understand this truth: that in me it was no slight
 15    Life, XIII    |        which are not resting on the truth, I would rather were not
 16    Life, XIII    |       familiar they always find the truth about spirituality. I am
 17    Life, XIII    |         great, have attained to the truth, of which we unlearned people
 18    Life, XIV     |        comparison I make is a great truth; and, if our sins stand
 19    Life, XV      |     conviction that what it says is truth; and let it make no account
 20    Life, XV      | understanding nor steadiness in the truth.220~16. Here Satan can do
 21    Life, XV      |            so speak of it—and, in truth, it does grow. A youth that
 22    Life, XVI     |            delusions by telling the truth; for truths of this sort
 23    Life, XVI     |            everything, provided the truth be told and maintained for
 24    Life, XVIII   |             am saying is the simple truth; and therefore whatever
 25    Life, XVIII   |          His servant to declare the truth more plainly.~ ./. 12. I
 26    Life, XVIII   |           least expects it.~13. The truth is that, in the beginning,
 27    Life, XVIII   |         leave them greater.~16. The truth is, it passes away so quickly
 28    Life, XVIII   |           ever been so long.250 The truth of the matter is this: it
 29    Life, XIX     |          began to think what a deep truth it was. Satan never was
 30    Life, XX      |            occasionally astray. The truth is that, in general, they
 31    Life, XX      |          world, and open to see the truth.~ ./. 
 32    Life, XXI     |            the understanding of the truth! Oh, what a state for kings!
 33    Life, XXI     |          watchtower, from which the truth may be seen,—and while
 34    Life, XXI     |         from the Spirit of God. The truth is, that these are greater
 35    Life, XXI     |          itself and for others. The truth is, that our Lord can so
 36    Life, XXI     |      comprehension of that which is truth indeed, that everything
 37    Life, XXIV    |           with any one. This is the truth, so far as I can judge.356
 38    Life, XXV     |           upon it as a most certain truth, that the devil will never
 39    Life, XXV     |      already deeply grounded in the truth. No imaginable revelations,
 40    Life, XXV     |            love grows. So it is, in truth; for I used frequently to
 41    Life, XXV     |           together; for that is the truth. The evil spirits keep us
 42    Life, XXV     |          with those who walk in the truth. When he sees the understanding
 43    Life, XXVI    |            I said before,376 in the truth, in the sight of His Majesty,
 44    Life, XXVI    |           whether it loves God of a truth; for the love of those souls
 45    Life, XXVI    |           reproaches of God put the truth before it so distinctly,
 46    Life, XXVI    |            Book, in which I saw all truth. Blessed be such a Book,
 47    Life, XXVII   |              was so suspicious. The truth is, that though I was praying
 48    Life, XXVII   |            another way, or show the truth of this,—for now the locutions
 49    Life, XXVII   |         hesitate to dispute for the truth of these matters.~11. It
 50    Life, XXVII   |              It is a shame! And, in truth, I am ashamed of  ./. myself;
 51    Life, XXVIII  |           me whether I told him the truth so far as I knew it; or,
 52    Life, XXVIII  |        would reply, that I told the truth; for, to the best of my
 53    Life, XXVIII  |             can be.~10. This is the truth: though you, my father,
 54    Life, XXVIII  |          but because it is the  ./. truth itself, as there is the
 55    Life, XXVIII  |          for God revealed the whole truth to him. I believe that he
 56    Life, XXIX    |             would make them see the truth of the matter. He seemed
 57    Life, XXXI    |           those who believed in the truth of what was going on in
 58    Life, XXXI    |             our Lord taught me this truth; if I was convinced, and
 59    Life, XXXI    |    deceiving everybody—though, in truth, they deceived themselves,
 60    Life, XXXI    |            are observed of none. In truth, there was no little ground
 61    Life, XXXII   |     abandoned, yet my belief in the truth of the revelation went no
 62    Life, XXXIII  |           against it or against any truth of Holy Writ. So I told
 63    Life, XXXIV   |          say anything but the whole truth!~24. One of my brothers-in-law509
 64    Life, XXXVI   |            and might understand the truth,—namely, that it was nothing
 65    Life, XXXVI   |         that they were speaking the truth, as when they said that
 66    Life, XXXVII  |          they who do this speak the truth, fear nothing, and ought
 67    Life, XXXVIII |             His Majesty reveals the truth in such a way, that it remains
 68    Life, XXXVIII |            for they who love God in truth, and are utterly detached
 69    Life, XXXVIII |             these words impress the truth upon us at the same time
 70    Life, XXXVIII |          raise up my desires to the Truth alone. It impresses on the
 71    Life, XXXVIII |            very good Christian. The truth is, that, whether it was
 72    Life, XXXVIII |           neither could I doubt the truth of the vision; I mean that
 73    Life, XXXIX   |           the hands of God, for the truth, which they learn by faith,
 74    Life, XL      |          given me to understand one truth, which is the fulness of
 75    Life, XL      |         which is the fulness of all truth, but I cannot tell how,
 76    Life, XL      |         knew well enough it was the Truth Itself: "This I am doing
 77    Life, XL      |             few who love  ./. Me in truth; for if men loved Me, I
 78    Life, XL      |            what it is to love Me in truth? It is to admit everything
 79    Life, XL      |           darkness, not knowing the truth. I derived other great blessings
 80    Life, XL      |           my way.~4. Of this divine truth, which was put before me
 81    Life, XL      |           soul to be walking in the truth, in the presence of the
 82    Life, XL      |              in the presence of the Truth itself. What I understood
 83    Life, XL      |         that He is Himself the very Truth.~6. All this I am speaking
 84    Life, XL      |          deep truths concerning the Truth, more than I could have
 85    Life, XL      |        vanity of this world.~7. The Truth of which I am speaking,
 86    Life, XL      |        which I was given to see, is Truth Itself, in Itself. It has
 87    Life, XL      |         other truths depend on this Truth, as all other loves depend
 88    Life, XL      |              and this is the simple truth; for if I wished afterwards
 89    Life, XL      |          But, still, I can say with truth that I felt it more difficult
 90     Rel, I       |              I fear no illness. The truth is, that when I pray, as
 91     Rel, I       |          very long, but this is the truth,—that, when I rise from
 92     Rel, II      |             clear knowledge of this truth, I used  ./. to be very
 93     Rel, II      |       humility only, but the simple truth; and the knowledge of my
 94     Rel, III     |  representation, as a figure of the truth, so far as my dulness could
 95     Rel, III     |            them. This is the way of truth; thus shalt thou help Me
 96     Rel, V       |             for some days after the truth of it did not rest with
 97     Rel, V       |            it may come to doubt the truth, and that robs us of a great 
 98     Rel, V       |           human flesh, whereby this truth is known. The Persons love,
 99     Rel, V       |            That is a  ./. most deep truth, and I would die for it
100     Rel, VI      |             liberty by a vow, as in truth it is. After a protracted
101     Rel, VII(687)|      writing, in all simplicity and truth, and send it to the Father-Master
102     Rel, VII     |            this paper is the simple truth, and they, and all others
103     Rel, VIII    |           with this confidence. The truth is,—and you, my father,
104     Rel, IX      |        conformity with My law." The truth is, that the end of the
105     Rel, IX      |           and essence. To know this truth is of the very highest gain;
106     Rel, X       |           and because it is a great truth, I have put my name to it.~
107     Rel, XI      |        given it this right; for, in truth, it is in some measure no
108     Ind          |              viii. 20, Rel. ix. 12.~Truth, divine, xl. 3–7.~Ulloa,