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 1    Pref        |         He will, if not had, how deep it reaches can never be
 2    Life, II    |     father's love for me, and so deep my dissembling, that he
 3    Life, V     |           like a man roused from deep sleep, he began to consider
 4    Life, V     |        was overwhelmed in a most deep sadness, so that I had no
 5    Life, VI    |          together with them such deep compunction.~6. I took care
 6    Life, VII   |         body. The vision made so deep an impression upon me, that,
 7    Life, VII   |           my love for him was so deep.~23. It was a matter for
 8    Life, XII   |         of such a nature, and so deep.~
 9    Life, XVI   |       The Third State of Prayer. Deep Matters. What the Soul Can
10    Life, XVIII |    faculties begin to  ./. drink deep, and to perceive the taste
11    Life, XIX   |          I began to think what a deep truth it was. Satan never
12    Life, XX    |          if the rapture has been deep, for a day or two, and even
13    Life, XXII  |       his lips, as if he had Him deep down in his heart. After
14    Life, XXIII |          I felt in myself a very deep conviction that God was
15    Life, XXIII |       now and then. It shows how deep his humility was; for he
16    Life, XXIII |        order to heal my soul, so deep was the impression he made.
17    Life, XXV   |          comes from God, however deep that conviction may be.
18    Life, XXVII |         together with other most deep doctrines, that there is
19    Life, XXVIII|  forgotten; but there remains so deep an impression of the majesty
20    Life, XXIX  |          I fall into a trance so deep, that I lose the beautiful
21    Life, XXIX  |  pleasure to throw me into those deep  ./. trances, which I could
22    Life, XXIX  |         others, and which, to my deep vexation, came to be publicly
23    Life, XXX   | excessive as this, and of joy so deep, troubled my understanding.
24    Life, XXX   |          and though we have most deep convictions of our own wickedness,
25    Life, XXX   |         of our own wickedness,—deep as those spoken of just
26    Life, XXXIV |         to speak threw me into a deep trance, which almost deprived
27    Life, XXXV  |          which has on one side a deep hollow, into which one stumbles,
28    Life, XXXIX |        does not seem to me to be deep humility, and yet it may
29    Life, XXXIX |         the church I fell into a deep trance, and saw heaven open—
30    Life, XL    |         of anything but of those deep truths which far surpass
31    Life, XL    |         I understood exceedingly deep truths concerning the Truth,
32    Life, XL    |        point out one result of a deep trance; it may be that some
33     Rel, I     |         to the knowledge of such deep truths as I attain to in
34     Rel, I     |     perfection, seems to make so deep an impression on me in prayer,
35     Rel, IV    |         at Communion, I was in a deep trance,—so much so, that
36     Rel, V     |     believe? That is a  ./. most deep truth, and I would die for
37     Rel, VII   |         she herself in tears and deep affliction; for the more
38     Rel, VIII  |         how, when the rapture is deep; and in all these kinds
39     Rel, VIII  |         less of this. When it is deep, as I was saying, the hands
40     Rel, VIII  |          cannot fail to obtain a deep conviction of its own helplessness,
41     Rel, VIII  |        of it to the knowledge of deep things—it certainly requires
42     Rel, VIII  |           which is filled with a deep sorrow for having offended
43     Rel, IX    |        the reverse."~7. Once, in deep recollection, I was praying