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1001     Rel, VII        |           believe that all were from God; and because she knew perfectly
1002     Rel, VII        |           never in any way to offend God, and was always obedient;~ ./. 
1003     Rel, VII        |          deliverance, by the help of God, even if Satan were the 
1004     Rel, VII        |             of exile in order to see God. Through these effects,
1005     Rel, VII        |             many, and her service of God so scanty, must be the reason
1006     Rel, VII        |             being wholly intent upon God.~24. She is also living
1007     Rel, VII        |           fear about sinning against God, and doing His will in all
1008     Rel, VII        |           spirit urged her to praise God, and she wished that all
1009     Rel, VII        |              to pass that he in whom God works these graces despises
1010     Rel, VII        |          sees that this is a gift of God, and that he can neither
1011     Rel, VIII       |             be able to converse with God alone. In this prayer there
1012     Rel, VIII       |            they may be occupied with God. This will be easily understood
1013     Rel, VIII       |           will is wholly intent upon God, and the soul sees that
1014     Rel, VIII       |            matters of the service of God,—in a word, Martha and
1015     Rel, VIII       |              the longing it has that God our Lord, who is so high,
1016     Rel, VIII       |               if the rapture be from God, the soul cannot fail to
1017     Rel, VIII       |           the senses and living unto God. A transport comes on by
1018     Rel, VIII       |         detachment, and the power of God, who is so mighty, is the
1019     Rel, VIII       |              for the due praising of God.~11. The flight of the spirit—
1020     Rel, VIII       |          itself which is the work of God, sends up a flame,—the
1021     Rel, VIII       |           that the soul is away from God, or of a word it has heard
1022     Rel, VIII       |        itself. And from time to time God gives it a certain knowledge
1023     Rel, VIII       |             it cannot be except when God sends it. It leaves great
1024     Rel, VIII       |          that this desire of serving God comes on with a certain
1025     Rel, VIII       |             are those longings after God, so quick and so fine that
1026     Rel, VIII       |          desires, on the fruition of God, it conceives a great loathing
1027     Rel, VIII       |             myself in asking more of God than He is pleased to give,
1028     Rel, VIII       |              the soul knows One only God. I do not remember that
1029     Rel, VIII       |              in a delusion of Satan. God be praised, I have never
1030     Rel, VIII       |             —namely, a presence of God, which is not a vision at
1031     Rel, IX         |               I understood  ./. that God kept him from coming because
1032     Rel, IX         |           worn out by the absence of God. His Majesty also said that
1033     Rel, IX         |             was praying earnestly to God for a certain person, and
1034     Rel, IX         |       because of my offences against God, He said to me: "All thy
1035     Rel, IX         |            prayer, I felt my soul in God in such a way that it seemed
1036     Rel, IX         |       recollection, I was praying to God for Eliseus;711 I heard
1037     Rel, IX         |            who had given up much for God, and calling to mind that
1038     Rel, IX         |             and it seemed to me that God was present therein in such
1039     Rel, IX         |        Christ, the Son of the living God;"718 for the living God
1040     Rel, IX         |              God;"718 for the living God was in my soul. This is
1041     Rel, IX         |          something of the reason why God delights in souls more than
1042     Rel, IX         |      presence of the true and living God was possible; and I then
1043     Rel, IX         |   resolutions to suffer anything for God failed me: though I sought
1044     Rel, IX         |          that St. Paul said that our God does not suffer us to be
1045     Rel, IX         |             saw Him to be the living God. While thinking on this
1046     Rel, IX         |          considering the goodness of God, and my wretched life; for
1047     Rel, IX         |            Ah! my daughters, pray to God for me, and be devout to
1048     Rel, IX         |         singing hymns of praise unto God. I did nothing but open
1049     Rel, XI         |         certainty of the fruition of God, that it seems to be as
1050     Rel, XI         |              great fear of offending God, nor make it less careful
1051     Rel, XI         |            directed to the honour of God, to the doing of His will
1052     Rel, XI         |             the better able to serve God in other things, for I offer
1053     Rel, XI         |           fact that I am not serving God at all. Your Lordship will
1054     Rel, XI         |              visions I had came from God, because they prepared my
1055     Rel, XI         |             so wretched and so weak: God led me by the way which
1056     Rel, XI         |            worth when they come from God.~4. The interior locutions
1057     Rel, XI         |           greater to see the will of God accomplished and His glory
1058     Rel, XI         |      martyrdom, and of the vision of God, have no strength in them,
1059     Rel, XI         |              but only to the love of God; and this does not grow
1060     Rel, XI         |              to think I had offended God. I cannot have these feelings
1061     Rel, XI         |             I believe my desire that God be not sinned against is
1062     Rel, XI         |             felt for having offended God, nor the great fears I had
1063     Rel, XI         |           carefully, for the love of God! Neither do I cease to learn
1064     Rel, XI         |           recorded by St. John, that God will make His dwelling in
1065     Rel, XI         |            reflections to learn that God is there. This is almost
1066     Rel, XI         |   infirmities oppress me. Sometimes, God will have me suffer without
1067     Rel, XI         |         movements—from the will of God. This resignation to His
1068     Rel, XI         |          moments, when I long to see God; and then the Presence of
1069     Ind             |             15.~Art, the, of serving God, xii. 2.~Ascent of the Mount,
1070     Ind             |        Jerome, Fra, of the Mother of God.~Enclosure, observance of,
1071     Ind             |            xix. 8.~Fear, xxv. 27; of God, xxvi. 1.~Founders of religious
1072     Ind             |           vii. 33–37, xxx. 6; with God, xv. 8; the Saint's detachment
1073     Ind             |            xi. 10, xiv. 13.~Gifts of God, the, importance of discerning,
1074     Ind             |          others received, xxxiv. 21.~God, sense of the presence of,
1075     Ind             |        Jerome, Fra, of the Mother of God, Rel. vi. 1–3, Rel. ix.
1076     Ind             |              xxxiii. 18; paradise of God's delight, xxxv. 13; foundation
1077     Ind             |        access, xxxvii. 7.~Mercies of God, the remembrance of, xv.
1078     Ind             |           xxxvii. 17.~Munificence of God, xviii. 5, xxii. 26.~Neatness,
1079     Ind             |              of the Saint, v. 16; of God, viii. 8.~Penance, necessity
1080     Ind             |               xxx. 2; power of, with God, xxvii. 22; understands
1081     Ind             |      Preachers, xvi. 12.~Presence of God, the, xviii. 20; practice
1082     Ind             |             helplessness of, without God, xxxvii. 11; vision of a
1083     Ind             |           xix. 1, 2; the Saint prays God to accept her, xix. 10.~
1084     Ind             |            failure of health, iv. 6; God sends her an illness, v.
1085     Ind             |              ix. 2; never doubted of God's mercy, ix. 8; depreciates
1086     Ind             |          gives up her whole being to God, xxi. 7; unable to learn
1087     Ind             |             sense of the presence of God, xxvii. 6; joy of, xxvii. 
1088    Ind2, Cit        |              Concept. of the Love of God ~·        Confessiones ~
1089    Ind2, Cit        |                   The Art of Serving God ~·        The Blessed Sacrament ~