Part, Chapter

 1   0, 10|       of which was the King of Glory, in the greatest splendour,
 2   0, 11| vanished. Although the King of Glory did not leave the mansions,
 3   2, 1 |       of any avail29 to win it glory; for they will not have
 4   2, 18|        concern they are. Here, glory be to God, we keep almost
 5   1, 12|     work if we would enjoy His glory, and that for that reason
 6   1, 7 |        desiring His honour and glory. They should do this as
 7   1, 8 |      to advance the honour and glory of His Son and the growth
 8   2, 9 |      He is obliged to grant us glory if we keep His commandments,
 9   3, 6 |     remembering His honour and glory and forgetting ourselves
10   3, 6 |        of desiring the greater glory of God or of rejoicing in
11   3, 6 |     God or of rejoicing in the glory which is His? When His Majesty
12   1, 4 |      now prizes the honour and glory of God more than its own
13   1, 4 |        than its own honour and glory, it no longer suffers from
14   6, 4 |      desires to Thy honour and glory. Remember not the slightness
15   7, 4 |        about their own pain or glory. If they desire not to stay
16   8, 7 |   whole life to His honour and glory; He will see to it that
17   9, 22|    that you will merit no more glory for having received many
18   9, 24|     service by thinking of the glory which they will receive
19  10, 6 |        as that is concerned -- glory be to God! -- I know that
20   1, 1 |      to the greater praise and glory of His name. ~
21   2, 3 |        soul at that moment the glory that is in Heaven, in a
22   3, 2 |       something to advance the glory and honour of God, for which
23   3, 6 | altered when they think of the glory which belongs to the saints,
24   3, 6 |      this. Their conception of glory is of being able in some
25   4, 21|        of Saint Andrew, to the glory of God, Who liveth and reigneth