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GRM 173.6 · Volume 3
You may say: âYou can cure peopleâ. Yes, I can do that and other things. But I do not always find faith in men, and I cannot do what I would do and would like to do, if the hearts of men had faith in Me.
GRM 174.5 · Volume 3
You must know that the demon is not greater than God.
GRM 174.6 · Volume 3
God, Who is a Father, only curses an accomplished and obstinate sin.
GRM 174.6 · Volume 3
Forgive her. The past is dead.
GRM 174.6 · Volume 3
You must believe that when God says: âI want itâ the demon goes away without any further need.
GRM 174.8 · Volume 3
Such is life, it bestrides past and future, good and evil. Man is in the centre with his willpower and free will; at the ends, on one side there is God and His Heaven, on the other side Satan and his Hell. Man can choose. Nobody forces him.
GRM 174.8 · Volume 3
Do not say to Me: âSatan tempts usâ as an excuse for descending towards the low path. Also God tempts with His love, which is very strong, with His words, which are most holy, with His promises, which are most alluring! Why then should you allow yourselves to be tempted by one only of the two, by the most undeserving one to be listened to? Are Godâs words, promises, love not sufficient to counteract Satanâs poison?
GRM 174.8 · Volume 3
We must derive some good also from our enemies. By watching their errors we must learn not to fall into the same.
GRM 174.8 · Volume 3
If you are corrupt, how can you act with purity. Senses light up in corrupt people and other lusts follow senses.
GRM 174.9 · Volume 3
A corrupt person will draw another person to corruption, unless the latter is a saint in the true sense of the word.