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 1 2 |           providential designs of God he emerged from a dark century
 2 4 |      after innumerable labors for God's glory and man's salvation.~
 3 6 |        laughter"7. However, under God's influence, "he gave himself
 4 6 |         he desired only to please God in a virtuous life".8 He
 5 7 |          7. Hidden with Christ in God,9 he there strove for three
 6 7 |          of holding converse with God day and night; of praying
 7 8 |        qualities which alone with God's grace can make human undertakings
 8 8 |        contribute to the glory of God and the salvation of souls.
 9 8 |         to which he was called by God, he first devoted his most
10 9 |           the wondrous signs that God often worked through him.
11 9 |           the service of Almighty God".11~
12 10|        that the time, ordained by God's providence, had come for
13 10|      great many in the service of God, so that by the assistance
14 11|     another place".13 Trusting in God and relying on His ever
15 11| idolatrous sacrifices. The man of God coming to that place broke
16 13|          to him in the designs of God's providence was not so
17 13|           before all else love of God and a fraternal charity
18 13|           If you are a servant of God, let not the chains of iron
19 15|        which Benedict, the man of God, wrote for the monks was
20 16|      religiously22 and in him see God Himself and reverence His
21 16|         the "dreadful judgment of God".24 Besides, whenever important
22 17|          preferred to the work of God."32 Although "we believe
23 17|          we assist at the work of God. . . Therefore let us consider
24 17|          us to be in the sight of God and of His angels, and so
25 19|     satisfy the mind of man which God created for Himself; rather
26 19|        steps to the possession of God. Therefore, it is most necessary "
27 20|    burning with a perfect love of God and the neighbor he fulfilled
28 22|          not carnal but mighty to God"41 are sent by the Supreme
29 22|      wondrous signs wrought under God, devoted all their energies
30 24|          and for the promotion of God's glory.~
31 27|       much in need - namely, that God is not only to be honored