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| Alphabetical [« »] governor 1 governs 1 grã 5 grace 167 graceâ 3 graces 148 gracesâ 1 | Frequency [« »] 169 o 168 anything 168 like 167 grace 167 greater 165 house 164 help | St. Teresa of Avila Life of St. Teresa of Jesus IntraText - Concordances grace |
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1 Int | understand it; for it is one grace that our Lord gives grace;
2 Int | grace that our Lord gives grace; and it is another grace
3 Int | grace; and it is another grace to understand what grace
4 Int | grace to understand what grace and what gift it is; and
5 Int | it is another and further grace to have the power to describe
6 Int | great advantage and a great grace to understand it."23 These
7 Int, Arg | declares how far, with the grace of God, we can proceed by
8 Int, Arg | imaginary one, and a great grace with which God favoured
9 Int, Arg | her there, and the great grace God bestowed upon her in
10 Pref | met with, and how by the grace of God he had overcome them.~
11 Pref | following censure of it:~ "The grace and peace of Jesus Christ
12 Pref | thought I might, by the grace of our Lord, learn something
13 Life, Pro | and the workings of the grace of our Lord within me, I
14 Life, Pro | whole heart to send me His grace, so that in all clearness
15 Life, I | also helped me with His grace. All this would have been
16 Life, II(95) | Monastery of Our Lady of Grace. It was founded in 1509
17 Life, II | our Lord had given me the grace to please every one, wherever
18 Life, IV | and I believe that, by the grace of God, it would have been
19 Life, V | have offended God. This grace, among others, did His Majesty
20 Life, VI | thing for me to have had the grace of prayer which God had
21 Life, VI | to return to a state of grace. But the whole evil lay
22 Life, VI | Lord seems to have given grace to succour men in some special
23 Life, VI | that if our Lord gave me grace to do any good, that good
24 Life, VI | make so bad a use of this grace.~14. Who could have said
25 Life, VI | seems to me, too, by Thy grace and mercy—I may say with
26 Life, VII | Lukewarmness. The Loss of Grace. Inconvenience of Laxity
27 Life, VIII | supplications to our Lord for this grace, and spoke frequently of
28 Life, VIII | towards the end, when, by the grace of God, I was withdrawing
29 Life, IX | prayed Him to give me was the grace never to offend Him, together
30 Life, X | in which God works this grace thinks that now it has scarcely
31 Life, X | tempt us herein, give us the grace to detect him, and the strength
32 Life, X | our Lord has given me the grace to speak only of Himself?~
33 Life, X | should our Lord give me the grace to do so; and if I should
34 Life, XI | him to whom He gives the grace and resolution to strive
35 Life, XI | great, resolution, and great grace from God, to save them from
36 Life, XI | ourselves—that is, by the grace of God—for without that,
37 Life, XII | things of earth, God gave me grace to understand this truth:
38 Life, XII | and God give me the grace to do so. We must neither
39 Life, XIII | which many Saints by His grace have reached. If they had
40 Life, XIII | force ourselves, by the grace of God, to hold the world
41 Life, XIII | virtue in this way, by the grace of God, which is necessary
42 Life, XIV | water is nearer to it, for grace reveals itself more distinctly
43 Life, XIV | and particular helps of grace; for there are many who
44 Life, XIV | this particular help of grace, and be also useful in many
45 Life, XIV | from us the waters of His grace; and in despising ourselves
46 Life, XV | of its state, the great grace given it by our Lord, and
47 Life, XV | obtain from our Lord the grace to repent, and strength
48 Life, XV | discern in themselves this grace, must look upon themselves
49 Life, XV | give God thanks for this grace, and heaping up its sins
50 Life, XV | in the fruition of that grace, recollected itself, like
51 Life, XV | should grant us so great a grace, and to be aware that we
52 Life, XVI | reason is, that the waters of grace have risen up to the neck
53 Life, XVI | that God may bestow this grace upon you; for I see very
54 Life, XVI | May our Lord give us His grace for that end! You, my father,
55 Life, XVII | understand it; for it is one grace that our Lord gives grace;
56 Life, XVII | grace that our Lord gives grace; and it is another grace
57 Life, XVII | grace; and it is another grace to understand what grace
58 Life, XVII | grace to understand what grace and what gift it is; and
59 Life, XVII | it is another and further grace to have the power to describe
60 Life, XVII | great advantage and a great grace to understand it; for every
61 Life, XVII | very often bestowed such a grace upon me, whereby He constrains
62 Life, XVIII | them, by the help of Thy grace,—and I have need of no
63 Life, XVIII | I have need of no little grace for that end, being what
64 Life, XVIII | that this is a particular grace, though, as I say, it may
65 Life, XVIII | overflowing abundance of grace, that the brightness of
66 Life, XVIII | was present only by His grace. I could not believe that,
67 Life, XVIII | heaven,—this greatest grace of our Lord—always leaves
68 Life, XIX | obtaining nor for retaining this grace, great beyond all measure,
69 Life, XIX | unfitted for so great a grace,—it will be parched up
70 Life, XIX | pleased to grant me this grace. I repeat it, let no one
71 Life, XIX | us afterwards, though the grace be really from God, lies
72 Life, XIX | making use of that very grace, so far as he can, for his
73 Life, XIX | desire to return into His grace, He remembers our ingratitude
74 Life, XX | is ready to give us this grace, and that it is not He that
75 Life, XX | fear, but to esteem this grace more than all the others
76 Life, XX | that this pain was a great grace; but I was much more certain
77 Life, XX | our Lord has granted this grace, be not discouraged when
78 Life, XXI | for God is ever giving it grace upon grace. God is the soul
79 Life, XXI | ever giving it grace upon grace. God is the soul of that
80 Life, XXI | offend Him,—giving it grace, and stirring it up in His
81 Life, XXI | Lord began to give me the grace of raptures, until now,
82 Life, XXII | before our Lord gave me the grace of raptures and visions.
83 Life, XXII | All this depends on the grace which our Lord distributes
84 Life, XXII | our Lord grants us this grace, of having this love imprinted
85 Life, XXII | to bestow upon a soul a grace so great as this of perfect
86 Life, XXII | so; for he who receives a grace so great ought never more
87 Life, XXII | which He gives when this grace is a trance of longer duration.~
88 Life, XXII | moment. He gives the same grace to others, according to
89 Life, XXII | this comparison: supposing grace given to those who are far
90 Life, XXII | become like them, by the grace of God. In short, the whole
91 Life, XXII | Majesty wills. He gives His grace to whom He pleases; but
92 Life, XXII | who begins to receive this grace must make a firm resolution
93 Life, XXII | things, and esteem this grace according to reason.~ ./.
94 Life, XXIII | give me most frequently the grace of the prayer of quiet,
95 Life, XXIII | one who had a particular grace for the direction of beginners
96 Life, XXIII | nothing of my prayer; for the grace to understand it—and,
97 Life, XXIII | praised, who has given me grace to be obedient to my confessors,348
98 Life, XXIV | enjoining it all, and giving him grace to command me in such a
99 Life, XXIV | Lord bestowed on me the grace of ecstasy. I heard these
100 Life, XXV | our Lord granted me that grace, it has been an ordinary
101 Life, XXV | the locution were words of grace or of instruction. But as
102 Life, XXV | may His Majesty give me grace to take that for peace which
103 Life, XXVI | bestow upon me some special grace,—in such a way that the
104 Life, XXVII | then make. This is a great grace from God; and let him to
105 Life, XXVII | of the vision and of the grace which God bestows on the
106 Life, XXVIII | the beginning of any new grace from God, makes me very
107 Life, XXVIII | afterwards, He granted me the grace of seeing His whole Person.
108 Life, XXVIII | for I wished, when this grace had been granted me, that
109 Life, XXVIII | such haste to bestow this grace upon me, and to declare
110 Life, XXIX | half God granted me this grace very frequently; but it
111 Life, XXIX | us these mercies and His grace, and we may be lost for
112 Life, XXX | how weak a soul is when grace is hiding itself. It did
113 Life, XXXI | provided I am not out of the grace of God; I have scarcely
114 Life, XXXI | pleased to bestow upon it His grace, that it has nothing of
115 Life, XXXI | unless our Lord grant that grace by a special privilege:
116 Life, XXXI | after they are confirmed in grace.~20. All this is a reason
117 Life, XXXI | if, as I said before,468 grace be not given to us fully
118 Life, XXXI | meannesses! The waters of Thy grace were not as yet flowing
119 Life, XXXI | Majesty to give me this grace, that I may not remain for
120 Life, XXXII | vouchsafe to give us His grace for that end! When I consider
121 Life, XXXIII | holy soul, with a special grace of our Lord for the discernment
122 Life, XXXIV | must not refuse me this grace; behold him,—he is a fit
123 Life, XXXIV | thought whether I was in the grace of God, and that I could
124 Life, XXXIV | that I was in a state of grace, because a love of God like
125 Life, XXXIV | some in twenty years the grace of contemplation, while
126 Life, XXXV | herself unworthy of the grace of being received into it,
127 Life, XXXVI | our Lord at present by His grace enables them to do, I am
128 Life, XXXVII | and our Lord gave me the grace to endure much affliction,
129 Life, XXXVII | our Lord has given me the grace to quit it, I wish to leave
130 Life, XXXVIII| on it all as too great a grace for me. But as to the shortness
131 Life, XXXVIII| my father, to beg this grace for me always.~10. The mercies,
132 Life, XXXVIII| and yet, as I think, a grace so wonderful might have
133 Life, XXXVIII| have received so great a grace. I neither heard nor saw
134 Life, XXXVIII| bestow upon me some special grace; because most frequently,
135 Life, XXXVIII| with him by way of special grace.~40. Another brother of
136 Life, XXXIX | conviction that it was a grace accorded to me. I gave thanks
137 Life, XXXIX | our Lord to grant me this grace, I heard a voice of exceeding
138 Life, XXXIX | pleased to grant me this grace. In a trance He made me
139 Rel, I | me, giving me first the grace to bear it.~21. Everything
140 Rel, I | that it is a very great grace bestowed upon me that He
141 Rel, III | bestowed on me a distinct grace,—in ./. charity, in suffering
142 Rel, III | soul that is in a state of grace.649 Afterwards giving thanks
143 Rel, III | of a soul in a state of grace: in its company I saw by
144 Rel, III | our Lord again confirmed a grace I had received in Toledo,
145 Rel, III | and thine is Mine." This grace had such an effect on me,
146 Rel, IV | them referred ./. to His grace, which He bestows on me.
147 Rel, V | for that depends on My grace. The best means he can have
148 Rel, V | they are not in a state of grace." When I heard this, I was
149 Rel, V | any one not in a state of grace to attain thereto; and I
150 Rel, V | that knowledge is a special grace of God, because nobody can
151 Rel, V | whether he is in a state of grace or not.670~4. You will show
152 Rel, V | in a soul in a state of grace.673 I understood the mystery
153 Rel, V | about to bestow any great grace upon it; that sense is the
154 Rel, VI | began to think of one great grace which I received of the
155 Rel, VIII | is that flows from this grace, but it cannot be told what
156 Rel, VIII | my opinion, the greatest grace wrought by our Lord on this
157 Rel, VIII | because she who received this grace was so wicked; for she saw
158 Rel, VIII | understands that it is a great grace from our Lord; were it to
159 Rel, IX | with which He wrought this grace cannot be described. The
160 Rel, IX | be in sin; but then the grace of it is not communicated
161 Rel, IX | souls who are in a state of grace: not that the inflowings
162 Rel, IX | not that the inflowings of grace, which proceed from this
163 Rel, XI | soul:739 and not only by grace, but because He will have
164 Ind | supply strength, x. 8; a grace to understand, xvii. 7;
165 Ind | absence from, Rel. iv. 6.~Grace, prayer the door of, viii.
166 Ind | xxii. 3; source of all grace, xxii. 9; never to be lost
167 Ind | 8; and of, in a state of grace, Rel. iii. 13, Rel. v. 6.~