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 1    Life, X    |      it he consistent with the truths of our holy Catholic faith;
 2    Life, X    |       be consistent with those truths, your reverence may make
 3    Life, XIII |        to the knowledge of the truths contained in the holy writings,
 4    Life, XVI  |      by telling the truth; for truths of this sort are very rarely 
 5    Life, XVIII|     unable to understand these truths. Why, then, give graces
 6    Life, XIX  |   others as well: they told me truths; for it was Thy will.~13.
 7    Life, XIX  |      to me that the more these truths were above nature, the more
 8    Life, XIX  | whereby I might perceive these truths, and the evil nature of
 9    Life, XXI  |    understand but one of these truths. I know not what I shall
10    Life, XXV  |       of the very least of the truths which the Church holds.~
11    Life, XXVII|      what He means—His great truths and mysteries; for very
12    Life, XXVII|    your voice, and utter these truths aloud, seeing that God has
13    Life, XXXIV|    sent me to tell him certain truths which, without my understanding
14    Life, XL   |    comes from ignorance of the truths of the holy writings in
15    Life, XL   |     anything but of those deep truths which far surpass all that
16    Life, XL   |    understood exceedingly deep truths concerning the Truth, more
17    Life, XL   |   beginning nor end. All other truths depend on this Truth, as
18     Rel, I    |     the knowledge of such deep truths as I attain to in a single 
19     Rel, I    |      am amazed at the sight of truths so great and so clear that