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 1 1 | Without God it is ill with us. Our labors and attempts are
 2 1 |    from the vision of God into our present blindness, from
 3 1 |    loss, heavy grief heavy all our fate!~But alas! wretched
 4 1 |        When will you enlighten our eyes, and show us your face?
 5 1 |        is so ill with us. Pity our toilings and strivings toward
 6 3 |    this being you are, O Lord, our God.~So truly, therefore,
 7 7 |       them.~Therefore, O Lord, our God, the more truly are
 8 8 |     compassionate, in terms of our experience, because we experience
 9 8 |      compassionate in terms of our experience, and not compassionate
10 8 |         you are so in terms of our experience, but you are
11 8 |     For, when you behold us in our wretchedness, we experience
12 10|      is not just, according to our nature, because he does
13 10|    compassionate, according to our nature, and not according
14 14|        found him? Why, O Lord, our God, does not my soul feel
15 26|    that we shall receive, that our joy may be full. I ask,
16 26|      as you do counsel through our wonderful Counsellor. I