Part, Chapter

 1    Life, IV     |       prayer, as in His mercy to raise me to the prayer of quiet,
 2    Life, XI     |    desires to good effect, or to raise them resolutely above the
 3    Life, XII    |         not rise if God does not raise them—is the language of
 4    Life, XII    |        is of great moment not to raise our spirit ourselves, if
 5    Life, XII    |  ourselves, if our Lord does not raise it for us; and if He does,
 6    Life, XX     |    highest tower of it, there to raise up the standard of God.
 7    Life, XXII   |      Things if Our Lord Does Not Raise Them. The Sacred Humanity
 8    Life, XXII   | unworthiness, even when He would raise it up to the highest contemplation,
 9    Life, XXII   |       Majesty's good pleasure to raise us and place us  ./. among
10    Life, XXII   |    upwards, if God does not  ./. raise it, seeing that it is burdened
11    Life, XXIII  |        should hold out a hand to raise me up. Blessed be Thou,
12    Life, XXIV   |          if our Lord should then raise up my spirit, I should make
13    Life, XXIV   |        but suffer His Majesty to raise it upwards, I myself not
14    Life, XXX    |       whom our Lord has begun to raise in the same way. At that
15    Life, XXXI   |        sand, which yet I did not raise up from the ground in Thy
16    Life, XXXIV  |        my petition that He would raise up persons like him. And
17    Life, XXXVI  |          to which our Lord would raise the religious of this house.~
18    Life, XXXVIII|      make my soul amazed, and to raise it so high that it esteems
19    Life, XXXVIII|     great lesson, teaching me to raise up my desires to the Truth
20     Rel, I      |         I think I should live to raise my voice, and publish to  ./.