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 1     Int         |          their neighbour and the glory of God." One of these two
 2     Int, Arg    |      forth victorious to His own glory and praise.~Chapter XXXVII.
 3     Int, Arg    |       every increase in heavenly glory, and that for no trouble
 4     Int, Arg    |        an end. May it be for the glory of God. Amen.~
 5    Pref         |        weak vessels, for His own glory.~"12. Go on your road, but
 6    Life, Pro    |         may be to His praise and glory, and a help to my confessors;
 7    Life, VII    |      hypocrisy and ostentation—glory be to God!—I do not remember
 8    Life, VIII   |      speaking of mental prayer—glory be to God for it; and, if
 9    Life, XII    |      things of heaven and of its glory, or unto God and His great
10    Life, XIV    | knowledge of the blissfulness of glory is communicated  ./. to
11    Life, XIV    |        that they might be to His glory; for I desired nothing for
12    Life, XVI    |      told and maintained for the glory of God; for he who is courageously
13    Life, XVIII  |      them to the increase of Thy glory. These, and expressions
14    Life, XX     |         to do everything for His glory, and according to His will.~
15    Life, XX     |      about itself, it is for His glory. It knows that it possesses
16    Life, XXVI   |        behold but a part of that glory which He will give to those
17    Life, XXVII  |      what will be the accidental glory and the joy of the blessed
18    Life, XXVII  |          often seen him in great glory. The first time he appeared
19    Life, XXVII  |          perfected in such great glory: and now he is a greater
20    Life, XXVIII |        He be blessed for ever! A glory so great was more than one
21    Life, XXVIII |       glorified bodies, that the glory which surrounds them renders
22    Life, XXVIII |        excellency and beauty and glory of the most Holy Humanity
23    Life, XXVIII |        he cannot counterfeit the glory which it has when the vision
24    Life, XXX    |          to see what it will do. Glory be to God, for a wonder,
25    Life, XXXI   |         speak ill of me, or give glory to Him. He made me understand
26    Life, XXXIV  |      exceeding great majesty and glory, manifesting His joy at
27    Life, XXXIV  |       carried by angels in great glory. I understood by that vision
28    Life, XXXIV  |        more might be said to the glory of our Lord.~23. All the
29    Life, XXXIV  |       Him receive my sister into glory. During all those years,
30    Life, XXXVI  |         his death, and the great glory he was in, and so I was
31    Life, XXXVI  |        saw our Lady in exceeding glory, in a white mantle, with
32    Life, XXXVI  |          that the high degree of glory to which our Lord would
33    Life, XXXVI  |         may be to the praise and glory of Himself and of the glorious
34    Life, XXXVII |       Greatness of One Degree of Glory.~1. It is painful to me
35    Life, XXXVII |     speak of some of them to His glory. May it please His Majesty
36    Life, XXXVII |     receive one slight degree of glory additional, or without any
37    Life, XXXVII |        of any kind to enter into glory of a slightly lower degree,
38    Life, XXXVII |          mine lose one degree of glory. Ah, wretched that I am,
39    Life, XXXVII |      into disgrace.~8. O King of glory, and Lord of all kings!
40    Life, XXXVIII|        once in exceedingly great glory, and told me certain things.
41    Life, XXXVIII|     Sacred Humanity in exceeding glory, greater than I had ever
42    Life, XXXVIII|      this life. For though now—glory be to God!—I had no desire
43    Life, XXXVIII|         go up to heaven in great glory, and our Lord with him.
44    Life, XXXVIII|         let me see the degree of glory to which some souls have
45    Life, XXXIX  |     nothing that was not for His glory, and that He would grant
46    Life, XXXIX  |          very different in their glory, and seemingly all on fire.
47    Life, XXXIX  |          the sight of such great glory was excessive. The effects
48    Life, XL     |         however,—to God be the glory!—though many speak against
49    Life, XL     |     might, in some measure, have glory,—because that is what
50     Rel, I      |      liberty.~18. Vainglory631—glory, be to God!—so far as
51     Rel, I      |        of importance; and such—glory be to God!—only at intervals
52     Rel, I      |          any advantage, only His glory. I cannot believe that Satan
53     Rel, I      |       show me if this be for His glory, or lead me by another way.636
54     Rel, III    |         hast thou heard of Me in glory.661 Do not suppose, when
55     Rel, VII    |        see God honoured, and His glory increased. To that end were
56     Rel, VII    |          for the increase of His glory even in the slightest degree.~
57     Rel, VII    |          advance His service and glory, she thinks no more of herself
58     Rel, VIII   |         it may last only for His glory. This done, it bears all.~
59     Rel, XI     |       and the advancement of His glory.~2. Though this be so, yet,
60     Rel, XI     |         God accomplished and His glory increased; for as the soul
61     Rel, XI     |      importance than to dwell in glory.~The unworthy servant and
62     Ind         |         one additional degree of glory, xxxvii. 3; her affection