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 1     Ann         |            the Saint.~1558. ~First rapture of the Saint 77. The vision
 2    Life, XX     |       Difference Between Union and Rapture. What Rapture Is. The Blessing
 3    Life, XX     |            Union and Rapture. What Rapture Is. The Blessing It Is to
 4    Life, XX     |         wherein union differs from rapture, or from transport, or from
 5    Life, XX(267)|                      She says that rapture is more excellent than union;
 6    Life, XX(267)|        that is, that the soul in a rapture has a greater fruition of
 7    Life, XX(267)|         evidently so; because in a rapture the soul loses the use of
 8    Life, XX(267)|          that there are degrees in rapture, of which some are, as it
 9    Life, XX     |           is brought about. During rapture, the soul does not seem
10    Life, XX     |         joy and sweetness.270~3. A rapture is absolutely irresistible;
11    Life, XX     |      almost always impossible. But rapture, for the most part, is irresistible.
12    Life, XX     |            at those times when the rapture was coming on me in public.
13    Life, XX     |          to hold me; but still the rapture was observed.~6. I made
14    Life, XX     |           to it.~9. The effects of rapture are great: one is that the
15    Life, XX     |            which are so great.~10. Rapture leaves behind a certain
16    Life, XX     |           it seems that in this of rapture our Lord would have the
17    Life, XX     |       speaking is even more than a rapture, and the effects of it are
18    Life, XX     |         have to say that, when the rapture was over, my body seemed
19    Life, XX     |         the ground. But during the rapture itself the body is very
20    Life, XX     |        position it was in when the rapture came upon it—if sitting,
21    Life, XX     |            sees and hears when the rapture is at the highest,—I mean
22    Life, XX     |         How comes it, then, that a rapture occasionally lasts so many
23    Life, XX     |          state of prayer,288—the rapture is not continuous, the soul
24    Life, XX     |            is given to the soul in rapture; and sometimes, as I have
25    Life, XX     |       faculties may remain, if the rapture has been deep, for a day
26    Life, XX     |       experience, that the soul in rapture is mistress of everything,
27    Life, XX     |        much grandeur.~38. It is in rapture that true humility is acquired—
28    Life, XXV    |            is in union in the very rapture itself,—so it seems to
29    Life, XXXVIII|        seems to me, also, that the rapture was a great help to recognise
30    Life, XXXVIII|         entranced. The joy of this rapture was exceedingly great; and
31     Rel, I(622) | earnestness, and cannot resist the rapture, do what she can; and in
32     Rel, I      |            I attain to in a single rapture.~19. When I speak of these
33     Rel, VIII   |         the word trance instead of rapture, because the latter word
34     Rel, VIII   |           I know not how, when the rapture is deep; and in all these
35     Rel, VIII   |             as to the body, if the rapture comes on when it is standing
36     Rel, VIII   |            and abandons it. If the rapture lasts, the nerves are made
37     Rel, VIII   |        union, and accordingly in a rapture the soul receives most commonly
38     Rel, VIII   |     praised. In my opinion, if the rapture be from God, the soul cannot
39     Ind         |        Rank, slavery of, xxxiv. 6.~Rapture, xx. 1; irresistible, xx.