"God deemeth us upon our Nature-Substance, which is ever kept one in Him, whole and safe without end: and this doom is of His rightfulness. And man judgeth upon our changeable Sense-soul, which seemeth now one, now other, β according as it taketh of the parts, β and showeth outward. And this wisdom is mingled."
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Julian of Norwich, in Revelations of Divine Love (c.1393), Ch. 45
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