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the soul is moved to enjoyment of the glory | and is pleased to remain there unceasingly | it has become aware, by the grace of the Holy Spirit | of the very condition in which, at the end, it will be clothed | having achieved this already here in pledge | in so far as the bounds of human nature allow | and having been held worthy of the mode of life of freedom | and tasting it as it were in pledge. | 2.6, p. 65

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