Part, Chapter

 1   2, 5 |   called evil as this, since it brings endless and eternal evils
 2   1, 4 |        whom he dearly loves; or brings some important piece of
 3   2, 3 |       the satisfaction which it brings to the soul fills the basin,
 4   3, 6 |      and to do anything painful brings us harm rather than help.
 5   1, 9 | suffices us to know that He Who brings this to pass is all-powerful,124
 6   4, 8 |    suppose, then, that when God brings a soul to such a point He
 7   1, 2 |        Majesty and its nearness brings it fortitude. I think it
 8   6, 13|         prayer upon us since it brings us such security and such
 9   7, 7 |         the remembrance of whom brings us such great profit and
10   7, 10|       that anyone whom Our Lord brings to the seventh Mansion very
11   8, 3 |       this thing is not, for it brings such great benefits and
12   8, 4 |         This favour of the Lord brings with it the greatest confusion
13   8, 4 |     favours than this, yet this brings a special knowledge of God,
14   9, 15|       help and comfort. It also brings many other blessings with
15   9, 22|      which the Lord grants them brings with it a great many trials;
16   1, 1 |   reveals to every soul that He brings into this Mansion. Earnestly
17   1, 2 |         which, as you will see, brings with it so many blessings.
18   1, 3 | spiritually to be His bride, He brings her into this Mansion of
19   1, 5 |       Marriage, He first of all brings it into His own Mansion.
20   2, 8 |      were saying. When Our Lord brings the soul into this Mansion
21   2, 8 |       great distress which this brings, but it is much greater
22   3, 12|    contents of this Mansion and brings souls into it, they lose
23   4, 18|        again and again, till He brings you into the Mansion which