Part, Chapter

 1   0, 23|       soul can prepare itself to receive what is essentially a gift
 2   0, 27|     herself as far as she can to receive mystical favours does in
 3   0, 27|    mystical favours does in fact receive them: she could not presume
 4   1    |          of the favours which we receive from God; and shows how
 5   1, 3 |      possible; and, if you never receive any, you can still praise
 6   1, 3 |      then, not because those who receive them are holier than those
 7   1, 9 |   practises it, the more he will receive of the Lord and the greater
 8   2, 9 |         imitate the Lord, not to receive consolations; for, after
 9   3, 8 |      realize its unworthiness to receive such great good and to occupy
10   2, 1 |        yet, for, as I said, some receive more and some less. With
11   3, 1 |         If she does no more than receive this favour, and, as though
12   4, 5 | necessary that we should wish to receive them, for there are fewer
13   2, 8 |      fear; one must endeavour to receive this favour and give thanks
14   4    |        is necessary if we are to receive great favours from His Majesty.~
15   5, 4 |         like them, not merely to receive them and then grow careless,
16   7, 1 |      mistake, for, the more they receive from our God, the greater
17   7, 10|          lose time by waiting to receive what has been given us once
18   7, 16|         absorption, expecting to receive spiritual consolation. Then
19   9, 22|        never known what it is to receive a favour of this kind, and
20   9, 22|         and there are others who receive a favour of this kind, and
21   9, 24|        the glory which they will receive for anything they do; rather
22   3, 15|  Sometimes the many favours they receive leave them overwhelmed,