Part, Chapter

  1   0, 47|         to say anything new, His Majesty will teach it me or be pleased
  2   0, 49|       ever so little better. His Majesty well knows that I have no
  3   1, 1 |           the very fact that His Majesty says it is made in His image
  4   1, 3 |          ourselves, and that His Majesty should bestow an understanding
  5   1, 4 |       greatness of His power and majesty. In any case I know that
  6   1, 7 |       habit of speaking to God's Majesty as he would speak to his
  7   2, 8 |       upon the greatness and the majesty of its God. Doing this will
  8   2, 12|  opportunity of repairing to His Majesty, and to make His blessed
  9   2, 12|        to come from God. May His Majesty grant us this through His
 10   1, 3 |    nearer to the place where His Majesty dwells, He becomes a very
 11   1, 4 |         the Lord's call; for His Majesty is quite prepared to wait
 12   1, 9 |          you inward favours. His Majesty knows best what is suitable
 13   1, 10|        and they will see how His Majesty can lead them on from one
 14   1, 12|          Lord? May it please His Majesty to grant us to understand
 15   1, 1 |          no small thing that His Majesty should have enabled me to
 16   1, 3 |        go on living. Beseech His Majesty, my daughters, always to
 17   1, 3 |         foolhardy woman. But His Majesty well knows that I can count
 18   1, 4 |       desirous not to offend His Majesty; they avoid committing even
 19   1, 6 |        we are to complain of His Majesty. For, if, when He tells
 20   1, 6 |           what do you expect His Majesty to do, for the reward which
 21   1, 8 |          weakest that His Divine Majesty gives favours, which I believe
 22   2, 1 | completely detached from it, His Majesty has sent them tests which
 23   2, 4 |        were resigned to what His Majesty does, and kept my tranquillity
 24   2, 7 |       and order our lives as His Majesty ordains: let us desire that
 25   2, 12|       Lord is just, and what His Majesty denies you in this way He
 26   2, 12|         you in other ways -- His Majesty knows how. His secrets are
 27   2, 14|      when we beseech this of His Majesty, we do not become negligent
 28   1, 1 |  difficult to explain unless His Majesty takes it in hand, as He
 29   1, 1 |         to explain them. May His Majesty undertake this if there
 30   1, 15|         it is necessary (and His Majesty's will) that we should take
 31   2, 1 |          to have fruition of His Majesty. ~
 32   2, 4 |         God, and, when it is His Majesty's will and He is pleased
 33   2, 9 |          reason than because His Majesty so wills. He knows why He
 34   2, 9 |     fourth reason is because His Majesty is not obliged to grant
 35   3, 3 |         I believe that, when His Majesty grants it, He does so to
 36   3, 3 |      that if we wish to give His Majesty free course, He will grant
 37   3, 4 |         in the soul; for, if His Majesty has not begun to grant us
 38   3, 5 |    activity in matters where His Majesty appears to have set a limit
 39   3, 6 |     glory which is His? When His Majesty wishes the working of the
 40   3, 8 |        the arms of love, and His Majesty will teach it what to do
 41   3, 9 |       trials for God's sake, His Majesty will give him grace to bear
 42   3, 10|          in them except that His Majesty is showing them especial
 43   1, 4 |          or do any harm; for His Majesty is in such close contact
 44   1, 6 |    favour has come from God; His Majesty has put it into my mind
 45   1, 7 |     favours are bad or good. His Majesty knows all about this, as
 46   1, 7 |         rather must we serve His Majesty with humility and simplicity
 47   1, 10|          efforts of our own; His Majesty must put us right into the
 48   1, 10|       you will see how it is His Majesty's will that the soul should
 49   2, 1 |       can do nothing to make His Majesty grant us this favour, we
 50   2, 6 |       with God's favour. May His Majesty Himself be our Mansion as
 51   2, 6 |        has cost the most, so His Majesty will unite our small trials
 52   2, 14|         Son did? As, indeed, His Majesty said at the Last Supper: "
 53   2, 15|      them. What, then, would His Majesty feel when He found Himself
 54   2, 15|   offences committed against His Majesty and so many souls going
 55   3, 8 |         the Father,143 as in His Majesty's prayer. Consider what
 56   3, 8 |       things of us: love for His Majesty and love for our neighbour.
 57   3, 8 |         Who is so great! May His Majesty be pleased to give us grace
 58   3, 9 |           for so dearly does His Majesty love us that He will reward
 59   3, 13|        must not cease to beg His Majesty for the union which I have
 60   3, 13|         neighbour, and allow His Majesty to work, and, if you use
 61   4, 3 |       can give Him pleasure. His Majesty, Who will know quite well
 62   4, 8 |         without much labour. His Majesty is so anxious for it not
 63   4, 9 |    already had converse with His Majesty and reached the point which
 64   4, 10|         be impossible unless His Majesty and the Holy Spirit151 guide
 65   4, 10|    explaining any of it, for His Majesty knows that, so far as I
 66   4, 10|        Spouse. May it please His Majesty that we be worthy to do
 67   1, 2 |     almost continuously near His Majesty and its nearness brings
 68   1, 4 |          from itself, but is His Majesty's gift; so it breaks into
 69   1, 4 |         the soul thinks that His Majesty has been pleased for them
 70   1, 5 |      offending God, but that His Majesty is permitting this for its
 71   1, 8 |           and although, when His Majesty grants them this favour,
 72   1, 8 |       Him, and as if to hear His Majesty spoken of is like hearing
 73   1, 12|       done anything good, or His Majesty has granted it any favour,
 74   2, 2 |       God, he is awakened by His Majesty, as though by a rushing
 75   3, 8 |        do nothing but praise His Majesty everlastingly -- much more,
 76   3, 11|          of God. For this is His Majesty's will, so by carrying it
 77   3, 19|     other choice. May His Divine Majesty grant us to fix our eyes
 78   4    |   receive great favours from His Majesty.~
 79   4, 1 |  fruition of its Spouse; and His Majesty, knowing our weakness, continues
 80   4, 2 |        are going to see what His Majesty does to confirm this betrothal,
 81   4, 2 |        was so near to such great majesty, it might perhaps be unable
 82   4, 3 |         hears spoken by God. His Majesty is moved with compassion
 83   4, 4 |         or such knowledge of His Majesty. This may seem impossible;
 84   4, 11|        so that we may please His Majesty in everything. ~
 85   4, 16|     these attacks will be to His Majesty's honour. But her soul they
 86   5, 4 |      part I believe that, if His Majesty were to reveal Himself to
 87   5, 4 |         beseech you, to whom His Majesty has granted these favours
 88   5, 5 |        When it reflects what His Majesty is doing with it, and then
 89   5, 12|   praised. And may it please His Majesty to grant us to be worthy
 90   6, 2 |          for her and beseech His Majesty to lead her by another road,
 91   6, 5 |          bestowed upon it by His Majesty. And this it realizes with
 92   6, 13|                May it please His Majesty often to bestow this prayer
 93   7, 2 |       that it forsook so great a Majesty for things so base. It thinks
 94   7, 5 |     understand the greatness and majesty of God, they would find
 95   7, 9 |        said again later. But His Majesty wants us to realize our
 96   7, 10|       seek it, since this is His Majesty's desire, as the Bride sought
 97   7, 10|         even for many years: His Majesty knows why; it is not our
 98   8, 1 |        to consider how, when His Majesty so wills, we cannot do otherwise
 99   8, 1 |          and methods whereby His Majesty communicates Himself to
100   8, 1 |          He Who is of such great majesty and power. ~
101   8, 3 |       wanted to draw near to His Majesty in prayer, and at other
102   8, 4 |      most tender love toward His Majesty, and yearnings, even deeper
103   8, 6 |       only marvel and praise His Majesty for giving them to us. So
104   8, 8 |       are withdrawn from it, His Majesty will see that it is the
105   8, 8 |   commend yourself to the Divine Majesty and pray Him not to allow
106   9, 5 |    presence is of such exceeding majesty that it fills the soul with
107   9, 10|          with the same truth and majesty, nor can he produce the
108   9, 11|         devil, especially if His Majesty has granted him the gift
109   9, 12|      have a good conscience. His Majesty is able to bring good out
110   9, 23|          desirous of serving His Majesty, at their own cost, and
111  10, 1 |       trial; others, so that His Majesty may take His delight in
112  10, 1 |     loving and praising God. His Majesty also communicates Himself
113  11, 1 |          in a single moment. His Majesty has the power to do all
114  11, 3 |         absent from God, and His Majesty now aids it with so lively
115  11, 12|          right to do so, for His Majesty gives the strength to those
116   1, 1 |       they contain. If it be His Majesty's will, may it please Him
117   1, 1 |    Earnestly have I besought His Majesty, since He knows my intention
118   1, 3 |         one in Heaven, where His Majesty alone dwells: so let us
119   1, 5 |   mansion for God. Now, when His Majesty is pleased to grant the
120   1, 5 |         His own Mansion. And His Majesty is pleased that it should
121   1, 10|         It seems that the Divine Majesty, by means of this wonderful
122   2, 1 |          for the first time, His Majesty is pleased to reveal Himself
123   2, 1 |         splendour and beauty and majesty, as He did after His resurrection,
124   2, 5 |  presupposes the entrance of His Majesty into the soul by union.
125   2, 7 |        be included here, for His Majesty went on to say: "Not for
126   2, 8 |        for so long as the Divine Majesty holds it thus by the hand
127   3, 2 |         that the words which His Majesty addressed to her have produced
128   3, 4 |         in her that whatever His Majesty does she considers to be
129   3, 5 |         of the honours which His Majesty bestows upon them if their
130   3, 7 |          with this and offer His Majesty their will to live as the
131   3, 8 |       Lord Himself and it is His Majesty Who now lives in them. His
132   3, 9 |      must you fail to answer His Majesty, even if you are busy with
133   3, 10|        have no part in this: His Majesty has revealed Himself to
134   3, 12|      that, for reasons which His Majesty alone knows, He was anxious
135   4, 2 |      realize what it owes to His Majesty and what a great favour
136   4, 3 |   enjoyed such converse with His Majesty245 -- they cannot, as I
137   4, 3 |         feareth God."246 May His Majesty always protect us; let us
138   4, 4 |      make a great error. For His Majesty can do nothing greater for
139   4, 7 |      weak to carry them out, His Majesty will sometimes grant us
140   4, 8 |        importance to you. If His Majesty revealed His love to us
141   4, 14|     which you really can do, His Majesty will know that you would
142   4, 15|      accomplish what we can, His Majesty will see to it that we become
143   4, 15|        able to give Him, and His Majesty will unite it with that
144   4, 16|                May it please His Majesty, my sisters and daughters,
145   4, 19|        quite sure that it is His Majesty Who has said it, and if
146   4, 20|         give great praise to His Majesty and beg Him to multiply