Part, Chapter

 1   0, 23| receive what is essentially a gift from God. She also describes
 2   1, 7 |      and, even so, they are a gift of God. Most of the souls
 3   3, 7 |   state is, because that is a gift bestowed upon the will.
 4   1, 4 |   asleep, if the favour was a gift of God, or if the devil
 5   1, 4 |      any good in it this is a gift of God, and not in the least
 6   1, 4 |  itself, but is His Majesty's gift; so it breaks into praises
 7   6, 5 |       may have had has been a gift bestowed upon it by His
 8   8, 4 |     clearly recognized as the gift of God and such feelings
 9   8, 4 |       come from him, but is a gift from the hand of God. And
10   9, 11|   Majesty has granted him the gift of discerning spirits. If
11   2, 1 |      receiving so sovereign a gift. To other people the experience