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 1 23|  understanding is there in the soul, where rationality is. For,
 2 69|              CHAPTER LXIX.~The soul that ever loves this Essence
 3 69|        no doubt that the human soul is a rational creature.
 4 69|        manifest that the human soul is never deprived of its
 5 69|       is plain, that the human soul is of such a character that,
 6 70|        no return to the loving soul, the most just does not
 7 70|        distinguish between the soul that loves, and the soul
 8 70|       soul that loves, and the soul that despises what ought
 9 70|    loved, nor does he love the soul that loves him; or else
10 70|    does make a return to every soul that perseveres in loving
11 70|      that it might be a loving soul, what shall he give to the
12 70|    shall he give to the loving soul, if it does not cease to
13 70|       be desired by the loving soul. For, who can love justice,
14 70|  loving being, nor satisfy the soul that desires this supreme
15 70|       true that every rational soul, if, as it should, it earnestly
16 70|      be impossible to turn the soul aside by any fear, or to
17 70|    that blessedness desert the soul that loves it; nor shall
18 70| against their will. Hence, the soul that has once begun to enjoy
19 71|              CHAPTER LXXI.~The soul that despises this being
20 71|  certain consequence, that the soul which despises the love
21 71|       a penalty. If, then, the soul despising that end for which
22 71|      confidently than that the soul of man is so constituted
23 71|        that just as the loving soul shall rejoice in an eternal
24 71|      an eternal reward, so the soul despising that Being shall
25 72|     CHAPTER LXXII.~Every human soul is immortal. And it is either
26 72|     truly blessed. ~BUT if the soul is mortal, of course the
27 72|   mortal, of course the loving soul is not eternally blessed,
28 72|     eternally blessed, nor the soul that scorns this Being eternally
29 72|      are immortal, every human soul must be immortal. But since
30 72| necessarily, also, every human soul is either ever miserable,
31 73|             CHAPTER LXXIII.~No soul is unjustly deprived of
32 73|     all his heart, and all his soul, and all his mind.~ ~
33 74|      hoped for. ~BUT the human soul will by no means be able
34 75|       profitable to this human soul to believe the supreme Being
35 75|        that, by believing, the soul may reach out for it. And