Part, Chapter

 1   0, 24|         betrothed to its future Spouse; in the Sixth, Lover and
 2   1, 8 |    embrace the Cross which your Spouse bore upon His shoulders
 3   3, 13|         what the love which our Spouse had for us cost Him, when,
 4   4, 3 |       to do all the will of her Spouse in every way in which she
 5   4, 3 |      way the soul sees Who this Spouse is that she is to take.148
 6   4, 3 | briefest space of time. But the Spouse, being Who He is, leaves
 7   4, 4 |   completely surrendered to the Spouse, he dare not do this, for
 8   4, 10|        great a God and Lord and Spouse. May it please His Majesty
 9   1, 1 |       wounded with love for the Spouse and seeks more opportunity
10   1, 2 |     determined to take no other spouse; but the Spouse disregards
11   1, 2 |        no other spouse; but the Spouse disregards its yearnings
12   2, 1 |         of the way in which the Spouse deals with it, and see how,
13   2, 2 |      wound. It complains to its Spouse with words of love, and
14   2, 3 |       fail to hear Him. For the Spouse, Who is in the seventh Mansion,
15   2, 8 |      the consciousness that the Spouse is there. The soul is moved
16   4, 1 | ever-increasing fruition of its Spouse; and His Majesty, knowing
17   4, 1 |         and to take Him for its Spouse. ~
18   4, 11|       man who was healed by our Spouse;172 and thus, realizing
19   4, 13|       to what I was saying, the Spouse orders the doors of the
20   4, 16|      tears itself away from its Spouse, He will protect it from
21   5, 11|        are the jewels which the Spouse is beginning to give to
22   5, 11|      These meetings181 with the Spouse remain so deeply engraven
23   5, 11|      the greatest harm. But the Spouse Who gives them to the soul
24  10, 6 |        to grow like our God and Spouse, we shall do well always
25  11, 1 |         these favours which the Spouse has granted the soul been
26   4, 11|     from this cellar, where its Spouse has brought it and which