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 1 3 | returning everlasting thanks to god for having added so many
 2 3 |         to the August Mother of God, and even the filial homage
 3 3 |        finally for the glory of God, that Christ may be all
 4 3 |        II), that the Kingdom of God may be established on earth,
 5 4 |              4. This triumph of God on earth, both in individuals
 6 4 |         return of the erring to God through Christ, and to Christ
 7 4 |   humble person, as being, with God's help, a sign of the return
 8 5 |        of other centuries, whom God raised up to resist by their
 9 7 |         things of the spirit of God" (I Cor. ii. 14). And more
10 9 |      doctrine, of the Church of God, and thus truly worthy of
11 9 |       of Paschal: "Thanks be to God that in you the authority
12 9 |         because by the grace of God you are neither disturbed
13 10|        words, return thanks, to God. But, at the same time,
14 13|         supplant the kingdom of God by a reign of license under
15 13|         hate insatiable against God and the human race. Brazen-faced
16 16|       estranged as this is from God and His Church, and it is
17 16|        and of rebellion against God, so that those who are seized
18 21|         Lord, how the Church of God, our Mother, whom God calls
19 21|        of God, our Mother, whom God calls His Fair One and His
20 21|     whom she was recommended by God as to protectors who would
21 21|        be subject to the law of God are surely reputed the enemies
22 21|   surely reputed the enemies of God" (Epist. lib. iii. epist.
23 22|        or death, because, while God strengthens me, for all
24 22|      the honor of the Church of God dimmed in the slightest
25 24|    placed to rule the Church of God" (Act. xx 28) - timely even
26 24|  especially in the exclusion of God and in rebellion against
27 25|      and truly beloved by me in God, I pray, conjure, admonish
28 25|        liberty of the Spouse of God and your Mother, the Church,
29 25|         conjure you, and I pray God that you live under God'
30 25|         God that you live under God's law and in all things
31 25|        your will to the will of God. For it is only when you
32 25|        according to the will of God that you reign for your
33 25|       kings, that the Church of God has been given to you that
34 25|        defender." In this world God loves nothing more than
35 25|         acting in opposition to God. God wills His Spouse to
36 25|    acting in opposition to God. God wills His Spouse to be free
37 25|        her sons and the sons of God, while those who lord it
38 25| Christian family and so dear to God, as the same great Doctor
39 25| energetic words: "In this world God loves nothing more than
40 26|       well and efficaciously to God, take into your consideration
41 26|       you may be able to please God and reign with her in eternal
42 26|  anything of you displeasing to God and unbecoming to yourselves,
43 26|     admonish you, I do not fear God nor love you as I ought" (
44 26|         can be corrected, since God demands an account from
45 26|       better to better, because God in His goodness is wont
46 28|     unto good to them that love God" (Rom. viii. 28). Even from
47 28|       enter into the kingdom of God" (Act. xiv. 21), and at
48 30|         irreconcilable enemy of God and man. ~
49 32|       or rather in the cause of God and the Church, for which
50 33|        people, for the honor of God and of His Church. But amid
51 33|        comfort was his trust in God and in the Apostolic See.
52 33|     Epistol. lib. iii. ep. 37); God, perhaps, permitted that
53 33|    other hand, I fear to offend God. The fear of God obliged
54 33|         offend God. The fear of God obliged me to accept it,
55 33|     accept it, the same fear of God constrains me to retain
56 33|         same burden. Now, since God's will is hidden from me,
57 34|                   34. Thus does God bring home even to saintly
58 35|         which are known only to God and myself... From this
59 35|       From this union I hope in God that there is nothing which
60 36|          we never cease praying God assiduously to mitigate
61 41|        against the knowledge of God, and bring into captivity
62 48|        adulterating the word of God with the figments of the
63 49|         Anselm was raised up by God to point out by his example,
64 54|     foundation the authority of God revealing; yet, as Anselm
65 56|     Ibid. cap. 2). And would to God that these poor wanderers
66 56| obedience to the testimonies of God we must become small to
67 57|        This grace We implore of God with incessant prayers,
68 57|         of the august Mother of God and the intercession of
69 57|   return due thanks for them to God, and We embrace you heartily
70 57|      your example the Church of God has been greatly benefited,
71 57|      your fraternity to implore God assiduously to relieve the