Chapter

 1 5 |        thou think God will have mercy on thee, when thou hast
 2 5 |       art not worthy of finding mercy,' then thou, Brother Leo,
 3 5 |       art not worthy of finding mercy.'" But when St Francis began
 4 5 |           God the Father, whose mercy in infinitely greater than
 5 5 |        thy sin, will show great mercy upon thee, and will grant
 6 5 |        think that God will have mercy on thee?" And Brother Leo
 7 5 |           Not only will he have mercy on thee, but thou shalt
 8 1 |        grace, through his great mercy, to become true lovers,
 9 7 |    Shepherd, who hast shown thy mercy to us poor sinners in the
10 1 |      imploring the Lord to have mercy on him, and them made a
11 2 | committed hitherto, we can find mercy in the sight of God." One
12 2 |     hope that our sins may find mercy in the sight of God, we
13 2 |       sins we dare not look for mercy from God; but if thou hast
14 2 |         them many proofs of the mercy of God, and promising them
15 2 |     sins. He told them that his mercy knows no bounds, and that
16 2 |         sins without number the mercy of God is even greater,
17 2 |       Lord, praying him to have mercy on him. Having finished
18 14|       sinners, that he may have mercy on me." This request Brother
19 20|      each other and share every mercy which the Lord should send
20 21|      expected that, through the mercy of God, the promise would
21 21|     Dost thou not know that the mercy of God is greater than all
22 23|    Mother, by whom, through the mercy of God, he was visited and
23 25|        most sweet Saviour, have mercy on me in my trouble; by
24 25|        the earth is full of thy mercy"; but the Lord Jesus went