Part, Chapter

 1  Intr,   0|     exhorted to trust in the Divine mercy, which never forsakes
 2  Unic,   3|    that they need but little Divine favour in this great battle
 3  Unic,  12|  aspires to the enjoyment of Divine consolations, he must not [
 4  Unic,  16| shall give checkmate to this Divine King! He will not be able
 5  Unic,  16| contemplation. For that is a Divine union, in which the Lord
 6  Unic,  17|      prepare a meal for this Divine Guest. Now remember that
 7  Unic,  19|     choice is not ours; this Divine union is something quite
 8  Unic,  21|   before setting out on this Divine journey, which is the royal
 9  Unic,  21|    that I will explain these Divine prayers, for that I should
10  Unic,  25|      is being taught by this Divine Master, Who is suspending
11  Unic,  26|   the words uttered by those Divine lips: the very first of
12  Unic,  28|      to be with its God. Its Divine Master comes more speedily
13  Unic,  28|      of sin, and the fire of Divine love is the more readily
14  Unic,  30|     This would indeed be our Divine Master's wish, since He
15  Unic,  31|   the milk112 and forgo that Divine sustenance.~
16  Unic,  31|    taking and receiving that Divine sustenance, and neither
17  Unic,  36|    take it that this was not Divine favour but indulgence and