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 1     Int        |        to guide her. Her natural gifts, great though they were,
 2    Life, I     |          to discover the natural gifts which our Lord had given
 3    Life, X     |        that God is bestowing His gifts upon them. Let us clearly
 4    Life, X     |  perfectly clear God bestows His gifts without any merit whatever
 5    Life, X     |          we do not recognize the gifts received at His hands, we
 6    Life, X     |          that He Who gives these gifts will also, when the devil
 7    Life, X     |        are above. It is by these gifts that our Lord gives us that
 8    Life, XIX   |          be too bountiful in Thy gifts, because it feels itself
 9    Life, XX    |        that these graces are His gifts, and that of ourselves we
10    Life, XX    |        better enamelled with His gifts, and the dross burnt away
11    Life, XXI   |          revelations—the great gifts and visions—come by ecstasies,
12    Life, XXIII |        him, because of his great gifts, which, though his condition
13    Life, XXXI  |     hereafter why He reveals His gifts, and prepare itself for
14    Life, XXXIII|     endowed him with the highest gifts herein as well as in many
15    Life, XXXIV |           I considered what high gifts and endowments for great
16    Life, XXXIV | undertake good works, with other gifts, so that he seems to have
17    Life, XXXIX |    limits to Him who bestows His gifts not by measure591 when He
18     Rel, VI    |       affection for him, and his gifts for directing me; yea, rather,
19     Ind        |   likened to a, xi. 10, xiv. 13.~Gifts of God, the, importance