Part, Chapter

 1   2, 18|            she would have to be spoken to about it; and, if she
 2   1, 6 | interior trials of which I have spoken, for they amount to much
 3   1, 13|      recall words I have heard, spoken by the Bride in the Canticles,93
 4   3, 11|         warn you, though I have spoken of it elsewhere; I have
 5   3, 14|         of which I have not yet spoken the Lord gives him fewer
 6   3, 3 |    attain to the heights I have spoken of if we are not sure that
 7   1, 4 |         In any case, to be well spoken of is only one trial more
 8   1, 8 |       as if to hear His Majesty spoken of is like hearing of a
 9   1, 14|       anyone's company or to be spoken to; and so, despite all
10   3, 5 |       it. No other word need be spoken; a great light comes to
11   3, 12|         so clearly do the words spoken by the Lord seem to be heard
12   3, 17|         than if they were being spoken by the spirit of truth.
13   4, 3 |       either remembers or hears spoken by God. His Majesty is moved
14   4, 3 |        of which we have already spoken to grow within it, so that,
15   6, 7 |        think of God or hear Him spoken of) that some humour has
16   6, 11|        done so, you will not be spoken against as you would be
17   6, 11|      not surprising if they are spoken against,) but will be encouraged
18   7, 6 |       So, although I have often spoken about this,187 I propose
19   7, 8 |         great many of them have spoken to me about this) on whom
20   8, 6 |         saint, and no words are spoken, the soul is able to feel
21  11, 1 |        will now explain. I have spoken of years, because I am writing
22  11, 2 |  actually a blow, though I have spoken of it as such; but it makes
23  11, 12|         they are persecuted and spoken ill of, as He did for the
24   4, 19|                 Although I have spoken here only of seven Mansions,