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1 Int | things pertaining to the service of God; that book, therefore, 2 Life, Pro | Lord some portion of the service I owe Him. May all creatures 3 Life, I | any way hindered me in the service of God.~4. One of my brothers 4 Life, I | I believe that it was of service to me; for I have by ./. 5 Life, III | kindness everywhere; and all my service in return is, that I am 6 Life, IV | how I may advance in Thy service. I know not how to go on, 7 Life, IV | for him, his own scanty service in return, and on the reward 8 Life, IV | process. Reading is of great service towards procuring recollection 9 Life, V | been most diligent in the service of God; and as for that 10 Life, VI | have always failed in my service to him and imitation of 11 Life, VII | believe I rendered him some service in return for what he had 12 Life, VII | God, did me a very great service; for I confessed to him. 13 Life, VII | was to speak of His ./. service. His supreme munificence 14 Life, VII | and it is of the greatest service to him—namely, that men 15 Life, VII | things that relate to the service of God are so feebly managed, 16 Life, VII | to give himself up to the service of God, there are so many 17 Life, IX | believe that this was of great service to me, because I have grown 18 Life, IX | disposed myself to seek His service when His Majesty turned 19 Life, IX | believe that they did me some service; for, specially after those 20 Life, X | abundantly rewarded for all the service it has rendered Him. And 21 Life, XI | so speak as to be of some service to one of those who has 22 Life, XI | he did not trust that his service was not in vain, and did 23 Life, XIII | nothing. This was of great service to me. So also was the saying 24 Life, XIII | spiritual, they will be of service to me, and God will enable 25 Life, XIV | thinking that they are of some service to the will; and now and 26 Life, XV | may make use of it in the service of our Lord—when they 27 Life, XVI | living on it may do Thee some service, it longs for a still heavier 28 Life, XVI | comparison with doing a slight service to Thee. It knows not what 29 Life, XIX | greater progress in His service. Satan has some interest 30 Life, XXI | and I wish I might be of service to them. All this makes 31 Life, XXI | servant may do Thee some service. Other women there have 32 Life, XXI | desires—that is all my service. And yet even in this I 33 Life, XXI | and stirring it up in His service. When my soul reached this 34 Life, XXII | willingness to rise is of no service to it; for, though an aptness 35 Life, XXV | cross, and set about His service in earnest, Satan would 36 Life, XXVI | endure greater trials for His service, and had to enter on a new 37 Life, XXVII | of which may be of some service. In doing so, I shall either 38 Life, XXX | bound to render greater service.~12. This invention of Satan 39 Life, XXX | defective in every kind of service which the Saints rendered 40 Life, XXX | to do something for the service of God; and I am not able 41 Life, XXXI | many blows. It was of great service to me to learn that if, 42 Life, XXXI | looked on myself as doing service to angels who had been there 43 Life, XXXI | up from the ground in Thy service without mixing them with 44 Life, XXXII | been to me of the greatest service, because it has destroyed 45 Life, XXXII | house, where I was of great service to those of my sisters to 46 Life, XXXII | that it was greatly for the service of God, and that we must 47 Life, XXXIII | every way of the utmost service to me and my soul, because 48 Life, XXXIV | that lady improved in the service of His Majesty during my 49 Life, XXXIV | length of time nor extent of service. I do not mean that time 50 Life, XXXIV | do not mean that time and service, are not great helps, but 51 Life, XXXIV | he had rendered a great service, and whose reputation and 52 Life, XXXV | work. Her progress in the service of our Lord was so much 53 Life, XXXV | to meet trouble. All my service of God there was lip-service: 54 Life, XXXV | away tended greatly to His service, and held out the hope that 55 Life, XXXV | perfection, and for the service of God. So the pleasure 56 Life, XXXVI | I believed to be for the service of our Lord, and to the 57 Life, XXXVI | honour and of doing him service. I went persuaded that I 58 Life, XXXVI | kind. This was of great service to us, for they were angry 59 Life, XXXVI | so far as it regarded the service of our Lord. His Majesty 60 Life, XXXVI | convenient moment for our service, and it seems that His Majesty 61 Life, XXXVI | they may advance in the service of God. Solitude is their 62 Life, XXXVII | yet spend any time in the service of God. I bless myself at 63 Life, XXXVIII| in consideration of the service he had rendered her by helping 64 Life, XXXVIII| have done something in Thy service. Ah! I know not what I am 65 Life, XXXVIII| mortal sin. It did me a great service, and made me fully understand 66 Life, XXXVIII| the whole of the funeral service, I did not see one of the 67 Life, XXXIX | what remissness in Thy service! Certainly, I could wish 68 Life, XXXIX | which I thought were of some service, I traced so many faults 69 Life, XXXIX | in some degree, by the service rendered. I do not mean 70 Life, XXXIX | and that I might begin His service anew, He said to me: "The 71 Life, XXXIX | anything that was for His service; that He Himself would do 72 Life, XL | which does not tend to the service of God as vanity and lies. 73 Life, XL | bishopric would be for the service of God. After Communion 74 Life, XL | see how little I do in His service, and how I am forced to 75 Life, XL | therefore, be diligent in His service, in order that you may be 76 Rel, I | drawing me to God in His service, but of saving me also from 77 Rel, I | soul to be for the better service of our Lord, and I never 78 Rel, II | it be to render the least service unto God; and thus on every 79 Rel, II | better; but, considering my service to Him in return, I am exceedingly 80 Rel, II | graces, without rendering any service in return, being the most 81 Rel, II | make to God, as the highest service on my part, is that I, when 82 Rel, VI | doing Him some most special service, and I found nothing that 83 Rel, VI | the vow would be for the service of God or not: and my natural 84 Rel, VI | render this tribute ./. of service to the Holy Ghost, made 85 Rel, VII | is doing anything in the service of our Lord. And the mercies 86 Rel, VII | sins are so many, and her service of God so scanty, must be 87 Rel, VII | resolved to advance His service and glory, she thinks no 88 Rel, VIII | preparation must be of great service,—is a certain interior 89 Rel, VIII | to other matters of the service of God,—in a word, Martha 90 Rel, IX | a desire to render some service to our Lord, I considered 91 Rel, XI | away every hindrance to His service, yea, rather, it is more