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 1 1 |         of God, that it may seek Him. Man was created to see
 2 1 |       unless God himself teaches him; nor find him, unless he
 3 1 |    himself teaches him; nor find him, unless he reveals himself.
 4 1 |      that he might be mindful of him, think of him, and love
 5 1 |         mindful of him, think of him, and love him. The believer
 6 1 |           think of him, and love him. The believer does not seek
 7 1 |        rest for a little time in him. Enter the inner chamber
 8 1 |        as can aid you in seeking him; close your door and seek
 9 1 |         close your door and seek him. Speak now, my whole heart!
10 1 |        your face is too far from him. He longs to come to you,
11 7 |        nothing has power against him.~BUT how are you omnipotent,
12 7 | adversity and perversity against him; and the less has he himself
13 7 |        something else power over him. Or, by a figure of speech,
14 7 | adversity and perversity against him, and the more powerless
15 9 |          justice is that to give him who merits eternal death
16 14|       not seen by those who seek him. ~HAS you found what you
17 14|         seek God. You have found him to be a being which is the
18 14|         which you have conceived him to be, with so certain truth
19 14|           But, if you have found him, why is it that you do not
20 14|          not feel you have found him? Why, O Lord, our God, does
21 14|        you? Or, has it not found him whom it found to be light
22 18|          grief and mourning meet him who seeks for joy and gladness.
23 18|   darkness I was born. Truly, in him we all fell, in whom we
24 18|        in whom we all sinned. In him we all lost, who kept easily,
25 19|          but all things exist in him. ~BUT if through your eternity
26 20|          present as a whole with him; while other things have
27 23|         you do love yourself and him, and he, you and himself,
28 23|     proceeding from you and from him, which is not unequal to
29 23|        not unequal to you and to him. Nor can anything proceed
30 24|          great is the delight in him who has made these delectable
31 25|         And what shall belong to him, and what shall not belong
32 25|         what shall not belong to him? At any rate, whatever he
33 25|        themselves; for they love him, and themselves, and one
34 25|         and one another, through him, and he, himself and them,
35 25|         will have power, through him, to do what they will. For,
36 25|         away from those who love him against their will; and
37 25|  powerful than God will separate him from them against his will
38 25|       would rejoice not less for him than for yourself. But,
39 25|          and all the others with him; so he will rejoice beyond
40 25|      that of all the others with him.~But if they shall so love