Part, Chapter

 1     Int, Arg    |       prayer, and shows what a gain  ./. it is, even if one
 2    Life, V      |        good, and determined to gain it by any and by every means.~
 3    Life, VII    |     from me with loss, and the gain remained with me; and thus,
 4    Life, VII    |        has led to much greater gain! Now, if in their intercourse
 5    Life, IX     |        property: the soul must gain much, or lose. I mean, that
 6    Life, X      |    world, because of the great gain it brings us. And what greater
 7    Life, X      |    brings us. And what greater gain can we have than some testimony
 8    Life, X      |    delusion, so that Satan may gain nothing there where I seemed
 9    Life, XI     |      will cost us, whether the gain be greater than the trouble,
10    Life, XI     |      and did not hope for some gain by a labour so great as
11    Life, XII    |      because all the soul will gain in that way will be a loss.
12    Life, XII    |         so here, in the scanty gain that remains, he who will
13    Life, XIII   |   soever that evil may be, his gain must be great, if it prevail
14    Life, XIII   |       How much, then, must his gain have been, when the evil
15    Life, XIII   |       that loss their greatest gain. Let them rather, as I have
16    Life, XIV    |   nothing.~ ./. In this way we gain great humility—the flowers
17    Life, XV     |   already given, the devil can gain nothing whatever—on the
18    Life, XVI    | indifferent whether we lose or gain anything or everything,
19    Life, XVI    |        God, looks upon loss or gain indifferently. I do not
20    Life, XVI    |        shall never effectually gain a treasure so great, so
21    Life, XIX    |      themselves utterly. Tears gain everything, and one drop
22    Life, XXI    |    another thing altogether to gain a kingdom that shall never
23    Life, XXI    |       this life the reward and gain of those who serve Him become
24    Life, XXII   |      Thee, ever think I should gain more in this way? O Lord,
25    Life, XXII   |      order, as I am saying, to gain itself the more. But that
26    Life, XXIII  |      of the Spirit of God, the gain was clear; and if the work
27    Life, XXX    |        will be all the greater gain: I, however, do not bear
28    Life, XXXII  |        degree, so that I might gain so great a good; and therefore
29    Life, XXXIII |       deliver me, and I should gain much.~7. I had recourse
30    Life, XXXIII |       him. But I knew it was a gain to him; for when I was so
31    Life, XXXIV  |    understand how great is the gain of suffering for Him! This
32    Life, XXXIV  |    losing itself that it might gain the more. It lost sight
33    Life, XXXVI  |         I had them now; and my gain lay in the greatest opposition.
34    Life, XXXVII |     His mercy sent me, a great gain accrued to my soul, and
35    Life, XXXVII |       some of the visions this gain was very great. The vision
36    Life, XXXVIII|        there.571 It is a great gain, because the mere looking
37     Rel, I      |     whole year, so great is my gain.~3. At other times certain
38     Rel, II     |        see clearly that all my gain has come through the revelations
39     Rel, II     |   tribulations in the world to gain ever so little more merit—
40     Rel, III    |     During this life, the true gain consists not in striving
41     Rel, III    |        of the Incarnation will gain; resist not, for My power
42     Rel, III    |    thee; I have wished thee to gain this crown. Thou shalt see
43     Rel, IX     |        moment, there remains a gain to the soul incomparably
44     Rel, IX     |   truth is of the very highest gain; and as I stood amazed to