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 1   0, 49    |     will be granting me a great favour if a single one of these
 2   2, 5     | referred just now said that the favour which God had granted her
 3   1, 4     |     must not despise this first favour, sisters, nor be disconsolate,
 4   1, 4     |       has granted them no small favour, but a very great one. I
 5   1, 4     |     that He will grant them any favour. ~
 6   2, 4     |      grant us some supernatural favour, its coming is accompanied
 7   2, 8     |        him a surpassingly great favour, and another very great
 8   2, 8     |         know how to obtain this favour. I will tell you what I
 9   2, 10    |       not fail to grant us this favour, and many others which we
10   3, 3     |      help if God grants us this favour. Do not suppose that the
11   3, 3     |        pleased to grant us this favour. For my own part, I believe
12   3, 4     |       right to recognize what a favour it is; and the thanksgiving
13   3, 9     |         has granted a soul this favour; it must continue receiving
14   3, 10    |       whom God has granted this favour if he gives up prayer; unless
15   1, 4     |         has been asleep, if the favour was a gift of God, or if
16   1, 6     |       wrong or to doubt if some favour has come from God; His Majesty
17   1, 8     |         may never grant it that favour again, it can neither forget
18   1, 9     |      essence; God granted her a favour of this kind, which convinced
19   1, 9     |         the many other kinds of favour which God grants the soul.
20   1, 9(123)|      Edition, p. 180). Later, a favour which she received (Relations,
21   2, 1     |       His Majesty grant us this favour, we can do a great deal
22   2, 6     |      what we can do, with God's favour. May His Majesty Himself
23   2, 10    |       whom God has granted this favour will realize that I have
24   2, 10    |     once again to grant us this favour. Ah, Lord! What trials begin
25   2, 10    |        had received so signal a favour? But, after all,133 we must
26   2, 13    |      think, will God grant this favour save to the soul which He
27   2, 14    |        life: He can grant us no favour greater than that. Who could
28   3, 1     |       no more than receive this favour, and, as though she enjoyed
29   3, 1     |      God's will that so great a favour should not be given in vain,
30   3, 3     |      well be achieved, with the favour of Our Lord, if we endeavour
31   3, 3     |     when you have obtained this favour from the Lord, you need
32   1, 7     |         began to grant her this favour aforementioned, forty years
33   1, 8     |        Majesty grants them this favour, they feel secure and cannot
34   1, 12    |      Majesty has granted it any favour, the whole thing seems to
35   2, 3     |       no way of describing this favour, small though it is by comparison
36   2, 5     |       Our Lord has granted this favour will recognize the fact
37   2, 5     |      ingratitude for so great a favour, and let him endeavour to
38   2, 5     |     person who was granted this favour spent several years in the
39   2, 8     |        Lord. The source of this favour is that already referred
40   2, 8     |       endeavour to receive this favour and give thanks for it. ~
41   3        |     which we may know when this favour is, and when it is not,
42   3, 1     |     respects it seems a greater favour than the others, may also
43   3, 17    |       Lord has granted her this favour very frequently indeed;
44   3, 18    |       it is so, the greater the favour the soul receives, the less
45   4, 15    |   prayer, what can be said of a favour as great as this? Such a
46   4, 16    |                       When this favour is granted them secretly
47   4, 18    |         reception of this great favour, the favour itself becomes
48   4, 18    |       of this great favour, the favour itself becomes discredited,
49   5        |          Says something of this favour which God grants in a way
50   5, 6(178)|        St. Teresa received this favour at Seville about 1575-6.
51   6        |    deception. Treats of another favour which the Lord grants to
52   6, 10    |     that, if He grants you this favour, you may give Him hearty
53   7, 8     |        something of this Divine favour, with the result that they
54   7, 11    |        begin by thinking of the favour which God bestowed upon
55   7, 12    |        of return for this great favour, and to suffer something
56   8, 2     |       be about to grant it this favour, which it has never thought
57   8, 2     |       whom God had granted this favour, together with other favours
58   8, 2     |       until He granted her this favour to which I am referring
59   8, 4     |      say about it is true. This favour of the Lord brings with
60   8, 4     |         the fact; but when this favour is granted it can no longer
61   8, 5     |        precious quality of this favour are best seen in what the
62   8, 6     |     them; for, as this is not a favour which is granted to all,
63   9, 4     |       on which God bestows this favour remains in rapture, because
64   9, 7     |      mind when we remember this favour which God grants to the
65   9, 10    |    complete certainty that this favour comes from God. However
66   9, 10    |       could possibly grant this favour to such a sinner. But that
67   9, 11    |     whom God has granted such a favour may be unable to describe
68   9, 15    |  derives great profit from this favour bestowed by the Lord, for
69   9, 16    |         He is doing him a great favour in not casting him into
70   9, 22    |         what it is to receive a favour of this kind, and there
71   9, 22    |        are others who receive a favour of this kind, and there
72  10, 4     |   passes quickly, it is a great favour for the Lord to bestow it
73  11        |    profit which comes from this favour granted by the Lord.~
74   1, 2     |    sakes, He will grant me this favour, so that you may understand
75   1, 5     |         soul the aforementioned favour of this Divine Marriage,
76   1, 5     |         how or in what way that favour comes which it is enjoying;
77   1, 6     |     understand something of the favour which He is granting it,
78   1, 8     |         having granted her this favour, He will not allow her to
79   1, 10    |        God had granted her this favour, she complained of her soul,
80   1, 11    |        His mercy, grants us the favour of bringing us to the place
81   2, 1     |   Marriage, although this great Favour cannot be fulfilled perfectly
82   2, 1     |        lost. When granting this favour for the first time, His
83   2, 3     |         secret and so sublime a favour, and such delight is felt
84   2, 4     |         a thing by itself. This favour of the Lord passes quickly
85   2, 4     |       understand. In this other favour of the Lord it is not so:
86   2, 8     |        which God grants it this favour, it is sure of its salvation
87   3, 9     |   pleased to bestow this secret favour upon you in public, as your
88   3, 10    |        afraid that this sublime favour may be counterfeited by
89   4, 2     |        Majesty and what a great favour it is receiving, and may
90   4, 5     |       feel after receiving this favour from the Lord? And what
91   4, 7     |       the sign of every genuine favour and of everything else that
92   4, 8     |      but showing them no slight favour. Unless they resolve to