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 1    Pref, 0(57)  |       need not be veiled in his presence, though they must be so
 2    Pref, 0(57)  |   though they must be so in the presence of everybody else, and even
 3    Life, V      |        kept himself in the near presence of God. As I said before,120
 4    Life, VIII   |      never withdrawing from His presence; for, granting that we are
 5    Life, VIII   |       that we are always in the presence of God, yet it seems to
 6    Life, VIII   |       those who pray arc in His presence in a very different sense;
 7    Life, IX     |        present, and feeling his presence, because he knows for certain
 8    Life, IX     |        when He drew me into His presence; for I saw that, if He had
 9    Life, X      |       reading, a feeling of the presence of God would come over me
10    Life, XII    |        also place itself in the presence of Christ, and accustom
11    Life, XII    |     Humanity, and remain in His presence continually, and speak to
12    Life, XII    |      poor. This practice of the presence of Christ is profitable
13    Life, XIII   |         place themselves in the presence of Christ, and, without
14    Life, XIII   |     should not suffer us in His presence: at one time this, at another
15    Life, XIII   |     feels itself abashed in the presence of so great a King, and
16    Life, XIV    |     have us understand what His presence bringeth about, and that
17    Life, XV     |          indeed, it is—in His presence, seeing that His Majesty
18    Life, XV     |         they have a sign of the presence of our Lord in their rising
19    Life, XVIII  |      that I felt there His very presence. Some unlearned men used
20    Life, XX     |        Who shall be just in Thy presence?"295 When it looks on this
21    Life, XXI    |      more to the purpose in the presence of kings,—if I might,
22    Life, XXII   |         God and Man, His bodily Presence would, in my opinion, have
23    Life, XXII   |       that I had a sense of the presence of God: this was true, and
24    Life, XXII   |         we wish it or not, this presence is withdrawn. Be it so,
25    Life, XXII   |     with great reverence in the presence of God, but only that they
26    Life, XXIII  |        at finding myself in the presence of so holy a man, revealed
27    Life, XXV    |      spirit is conscious of the presence of another.~14. The sweetness
28    Life, XXV    |     clear a sign of the devil's presence, that if all the world were
29    Life, XXVII  |         be ignorant of His near presence.388~4. I went at once to
30    Life, XXVII  |        distinctly, and felt His presence,— that the recollectedness
31    Life, XXVII  |        him who is blind of that presence: he hears  ./. the other
32    Life, XXVII  |          6. It is not like that presence of God which is frequently
33    Life, XXVII  |       way His Majesty makes His presence felt; but here, in this
34    Life, XXVII  |        can no more question His presence than we can question that
35    Life, XXVIII |        the vision of the divine presence is lost in the fruition
36    Life, XXVIII |        is a great matter that a presence so divine should remain
37    Life, XXIX   |      away from me its continual presence, through another of a higher
38    Life, XXXI   |        public, and in which his presence could not be ignored.462~
39    Life, XXXI   |      bodily form; I know of his presence through the vision I have
40    Life, XXXIV  |         me. She thought that my presence would be a consolation to
41    Life, XXXV   |         ashamed to stand in her presence. She showed me Briefs she
42    Life, XXXVII |        to introduce us into Thy presence. The very vision of Thy
43    Life, XXXVIII|         it seemed to me, in the presence of God. My amazement was
44    Life, XXXVIII|         the soul a sense of the presence of God such as I cannot
45    Life, XXXVIII|     frightened and cowed in Thy presence, that they seemed as if
46    Life, XL     |    walking in the truth, in the presence of the Truth itself. What
47    Life, XL     |         are wrought in the very presence of His Majesty, and that
48     Rel, I(622) |          and has a sense of His presence. All the locutions have
49     Rel, III    |  Commemoration of St. Paul, the presence of the Three Persons of
50     Rel, III    |         being accustomed to the presence of Jesus Christ only, always
51     Rel, VII    |   allowing her to remain in His presence, saying her prayers, reading
52     Rel, VIII   |       see nothing; and when the presence is withdrawn, that withdrawal
53     Rel, VIII   |    mentioned first,—namely, a presence of God, which is not a vision
54     Rel, IX     |        Trinity in our souls, by presence, power, and essence. To
55     Rel, IX     |      fear."~19. Once, with that presence of the Three Persons which
56     Rel, IX     |      clear that no doubt of the presence of the true and living God
57     Rel, XI     |       power to take from me the Presence of the Three Persons, of
58     Rel, XI     |         have the soul feel that presence, and it brings with it so
59     Rel, XI     |        to see God; and then the Presence of the Three Persons becomes
60     Ind         |    xxxiv. 21.~God, sense of the presence of, x. 1; helps those who
61     Ind         |          1.~Preachers, xvi. 12.~Presence of God, the, xviii. 20;
62     Ind         | different from the sense of the presence of God, xxvii. 6; joy of,