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1 1 | persevering in the grace of God to the end. As the holy 2 1 | filled with the Spirit of God, shone forth mightily before 3 1 | Silvester held converse with God, like one friend with another, 4 2 | received great graces from God"; and so resolved to invite 5 2 | devotion and fervour, "My God! my God!" at the same time 6 2 | and fervour, "My God! my God!" at the same time weeping 7 2 | and fervour the words, "My God! my God!" and none others. 8 2 | fervour the words, "My God! my God!" and none others. And this 9 2 | admired the divine majesty of God, who deigned to take pity 10 2 | foresaw the great things which God would deign to accomplish 11 2 | the poor, for the love of God, and made himself a Brother 12 2 | Bernard likewise received from God many graces - he was ravished 13 3 | of holding converse with God Almighty, of which Saint 14 3 | his knees, praying that God would reveal to him why 15 3 | prayed, a voice came from God, which said, "O poor little 16 3 | it meet for man to leave God for the creature? When thou 17 3 | received this answer from God, went back with great haste 18 3 | been and the answer which God had made him; and with these 19 3 | who was his first son in God -~to the praise and glory 20 IV | Chapter IV~How the angel of god put a question to brother 21 IV | Church of St James, and God revealed to St Francis how 22 IV | and because they knew that God revealed to him great things 23 IV | young man was the angel of God, under the form of a traveller. 24 IV | all had been revealed by God, returning from the forest, 25 IV | sent away the holy angel of God, who came to instruct us. 26 IV | greeted him with the words, "God give thee peace, good brother." 27 IV | knew him for the angel of God, and with great joy and 28 IV | exclaimed: "Blessed angel of God, tell me thy name." The 29 1 | companions, being called by God to carry the cross of Christ 30 1 | souls which they gained to God. It happened that, in the 31 1 | according to the grace which God had given him. So Brother 32 1 | him as a true friend of God." And addressing Brother 33 1 | which thou mayest serve God according to thy heart's 34 1 | Bernard, rendered thanks to God, who thus began to spread 35 2 | it was revealed to him by God that Brother Bernard, by 36 2 | Bernard are permitted by God, to increase his virtue 37 2 | Francis with joy; he thanked God; and from that moment, Brother 38 2 | to Brother Bernard: "May God, the Father of our Lord 39 2 | art my first-born son in God, chosen in this Order to 40 2 | likewise offer thyself to God in this Order as a sacrifice 41 3 | salvation of souls. Wherefore God the Father willed that in 42 3 | when he was inspired by God to go and pass the time 43 3 | friend, for the love of God, to convey him in his boat 44 3 | Saviour. In later times God worked many miracles, through 45 4 | Leo, if it were to please God that the Friars Minor should 46 4 | Leo, thou little lamb of God! if the Friars Minor could 47 4 | knows us, and that it is God who maketh him to speak 48 4 | shelter, for the love of God, and if he come out more 49 4 | for in all other gifts of God we cannot glory, seeing 50 4 | from ourselves but from God, according to the words 51 4 | thou hast not received from God? and if thou hast received 52 5 | employ the time in praising God, I will speak, and thou 53 5 | begin, then, in the name of God." St Francis therefore began 54 5 | Brother Leo made answer: "God will work so much good through 55 5 | many iniquities against God, that thou art worthy to 56 5 | Francis, dost thou think God will have mercy on thee, 57 5 | Brother Leo answered: "God the Father, whose mercy 58 5 | respect Brother Leo answered: "God knows, my Father, that I 59 5 | Speak, in the name of God; for this time most certainly 60 5 | Francis, dost thou think that God will have mercy on thee?" 61 5 | otherwise, because it is God that speaketh by my lips." 62 6 | and through the grace of God~St Francis once was living 63 6 | held frequent converse with God; for which reason St Francis 64 6 | space with his mind rapt in God; then, coming to himself, 65 6 | down, returning thanks to God with great fervour of spirit, 66 7 | should take. "The one which God wills," answered St Francis. 67 7 | are we to know the will of God?" "By the sign I shall show 68 7 | Francis, "which it pleaseth God we should take." As he went 69 7 | sought only the glory of God, rose very early with his 70 7 | accomplished by an angel of God: so that even were he to 71 7 | at Siena is the work of God, as the result proveth, 72 7 | manifestly from the will of God." Now all these things which 73 7 | useful, and inspired by God; but thy murmurings, which 74 XII | gifts he had received from God, and also that, through 75 XII | of preaching the word of God and of pleasing the people. 76 XII | enlightened by the Spirit of God, seeing him thus employed, 77 XII | and graces we receive from God, so much greater must be 78 1 | their bread for the love of God. St Francis took one street, 79 1 | Wherefore let us beg of God to make us love with all 80 1 | can freely commune with God. Through this virtue it 81 1 | followers shall be blessed by God." Having said these words 82 1 | Masseo, he asked him if God had revealed anything to 83 2 | of them, in the name of God, to open his mouth and speak 84 2 | spoke most wonderfully of God. Then St Francis bade him 85 2 | deeply of the things of God, that St Francis was convinced 86 2 | beloved brothers, let us thank God, who has deigned to reveal 87 3 | virgin so holy and so dear to God, who merely asks for once 88 3 | together in the name of God." When the appointed day 89 3 | Francis began to speak of God so sweetly, so sublimely, 90 3 | wonderful, that the grace of God visited them abundantly, 91 3 | not a material one, which God miraculously had sent to 92 4 | wishing to know the will of God, he sought to learn it through 93 4 | that whatever he asked of God was granted to his prayer, 94 4 | what she had learnt from God; and she told him that she 95 4 | companions had received from God the same answer as the Lord 96 4 | Let us go in the name of God"; and taking with him Brother 97 4 | guided by the Spirit of God, without considering the 98 4 | the birds, ye owe much to God, your Creator, and ye ought 99 4 | always to give praise to God." As he said these words, 100 4 | lives on the providence of God~To the praise and glory 101 5 | grew up in the grace of God, and had a great devotion 102 6 | occupied in conversing about God, or in prayer, or in works 103 6 | Truly this is the field of God; this is the army, and these 104 6 | fervour of spirit the Word of God, speaking to them in a loud 105 6 | promised great things to God, and God has promised even 106 6 | great things to God, and God has promised even greater 107 6 | among themselves, to pray God for all people, to bear 108 6 | chastity, to be at peace with God, with men and with their 109 6 | to pray, and to praise God, casting on him the thought 110 6 | the divine providence of God which had provided for them 111 6 | poverty; and, in the name of God, I condemn all friars of 112 6 | blessed the providence of God, who had given them every 113 6 | his blessing and that of God, filled with spiritual joy 114 7 | that it was sent to him by God as a punishment for his 115 7 | out with a loud voice: "My God, I am worthy of this, and 116 7 | treasure." And the voice of God said again: "Rejoice with 117 7 | church; and, for the love of God and of me his poor servant, 118 8 | have been given to us by God, in exchange for the coarse 119 9 | putting all his confidence in God, he went forth from the 120 9 | killing the creatures of God without his permission; 121 9 | made after the image of God; for which thing thou art 122 9 | concluded in the name of God"; and the wolf, obeying 123 9 | things, how for our sins God permits such calamities, 124 9 | heaven, praising and blessing God, who had sent them St Francis, 125 10 | the young man, inspired by God, immediately gave them to 126 10 | according to the command of God." Then St Francis made nests 127 11 | saw, by the revelation of God, that all the convent was 128 11 | his good shepherd, thanked God, and returned to the little 129 XXIV| to death. Now it pleased God that St Francis and his 130 XXIV| those parts, was warned by God to return with his brethren 131 XXIV| heaven, by the grace of God, I will send thee two of 132 XXIV| that, when the grace of God arrives, thou mayest be 133 XXIV| he gave up his soul to God. The Sultan, having fallen 134 XXIV| Now I know of a truth that God has sent his servants to 135 1 | leper, and said to him: "May God give thee peace, my beloved 136 1 | peace can I look for from God, who has taken from me peace 137 1 | of the body are given by God in this world for the salvation 138 1 | work, returned thanks to God, and set out for a distant 139 1 | sought only the glory of God, and not his own. It pleased 140 1 | not his own. It pleased God that the leper, who had 141 1 | which I return thanks to God and to thee. Blessed by 142 1 | do not return thanks to God for the holy fruits of thy 143 2 | things, through the grace of God I shall be able to do so 144 2 | charity to the servants of God - you who are not worthy 145 2 | sinners are brought back to God more easily by kindness 146 2 | evil any more, but to fear God and never again offend him. 147 2 | latter began to pray, asking God to touch the hearts of the 148 2 | commanded; and it pleased God that as the robbers ate 149 2 | conscience, and no fear of God! and behold this holy friar 150 2 | indeed are holy religious of God who merit his Paradise, 151 2 | find mercy in the sight of God." One of them having spoken 152 2 | find mercy in the sight of God, we will do what he shall 153 2 | not look for mercy from God; but if thou hast a hope 154 2 | many proofs of the mercy of God, and promising them to ask 155 2 | without number the mercy of God is even greater, according 156 2 | having no refuge but in God, he bent down, and clinging 157 2 | and recommended himself to God. Having finished his prayer, 158 3 | that they had been sent by God to be examples of virtue 159 3 | succeeding he believed that God had abandoned him. Being 160 3 | is wont, I may hope that God will have pity on me; but 161 3 | the Bishop of Assisi; and God revealed to him the whole 162 3 | himself with joy; and thanking God with all his heart, he reached 163 4 | manifestation of the grace of God in the poor followers of 164 4 | Francis, he was often rapt in God through the contemplation 165 4 | his mind was so raised to God that he was transfixed and 166 4 | had received a gift from God which had been given to 167 4 | which he had received from God, St Francis willingly and 168 5 | the number of the elect of God; which was being revealed 169 5 | but I, who am the Son of God. Know of a certainty that 170 5 | enlightened by the Spirit of God and knowing the deceits 171 5 | compared to an angel of God, who has made known the 172 5 | have received the grace of God; wherefore I will at all 173 5 | and night he was rapt in God, and from that moment he 174 6 | contemplation, was so absorbed in God that he became almost insensible 175 6 | to the people that which God should dictate to him. On 176 6 | if he were a madman? May God forgive thee! But thou shalt 177 6 | keep the commandments of God and love the Lord and thy 178 6 | praising and glorifying God, who had given them grace 179 7 | which were made to him by God with regard to his first 180 7 | in a convent talking of God, when Brother Ruffino was 181 8 | a man, a great friend of God, to whom had been given 182 8 | confirmed him in the grace of God; for it caused him to increase 183 8 | with which the friend of God of whom he had heard was 184 9 | bless it in the name of God." At this St Clare, like 185 9 | seen the miracle, thanked God; and taking some of the 186 10 | the secret mysteries of God, that words would have been 187 11 | Oh, if it had but pleased God that you should have been 188 13 | they had been angels of God, with so much courtesy and 189 13 | as, though the grace of God, it is in my power to do 190 13 | riches, and out of love to God, who gave them to me, most 191 13 | seeing he is so grateful to God, and so king and courteous 192 13 | one of the attributes of God, who sendeth his rain on 193 13 | the meantime we will pray God to put this desire into 194 13 | courteous nobleman, as I hope in God that, amongst his temporal 195 13 | his rooms; and it pleased God that he should perceive 196 13 | devoutly returning thanks to God, who had made such a present 197 14 | convent, it was revealed by God to St Francis that Brother 198 14 | has been revealed to me by God that thou wilt apostatise, 199 14 | without thy help. Pray to God for me, that, if possible, 200 14 | recommend me, a sinner, to God, who came into the world 201 14 | entreat him, for the love of God and of St Francis his servant, 202 14 | servant. And it pleased God that the holy Father granted 203 15 | and explained the word of God so devoutly, so sweetly, 204 16 | XL~Of the miracle which God performed when st Anthony, 205 16 | St Anthony, inspired by God, went down to the sea-shore, 206 16 | Listen to the word of God, O ye fishes of the sea 207 16 | element for your nourishment. God, your bountiful and kind 208 16 | perished; you alone did God preserve from all harm. 209 16 | according to the commandment of God, to keep the prophet Jonas, 210 16 | Blessed be the eternal God; for the fishes of the sea 211 16 | fishes, with the blessing of God; and they all departed, 212 17 | brothers he spoke always of God. He had never learned grammar, 213 17 | James of Massa to speak of God, and they spent the whole 214 17 | divine communications with God, and his spirit was so overflowing 215 17 | visitations he was often rapt in God, and quite insensible to 216 17 | as he was thus rapt in God, and insensible to the world, 217 17 | the soul, by speaking of God. A young man of San Severino, 218 17 | and he spoke to him of God so earnestly, that the temptation 219 17 | it by speaking to him of God, and he did the same thing 220 17 | side, and talked to him of God; the young man listened, 221 17 | converted into the Spirit of God, for he had approached the 222 17 | inflamed with the love of God and of his neighbours. Finding 223 18 | taught by the Spirit of God, his preaching produced 224 18 | whatever grace thou askest of God, I will obtain for thee." 225 18 | namely, that thou obtain from God the pardon of my sins." 226 18 | the forest to meditate on God, Brother Peter followed 227 18 | secret the grace with which God had favoured him, entreated 228 19 | meritorious in the sight of God, that Christ, the blessed 229 19 | begged him, for the love of God and of holy charity, to 230 19 | this conversion it pleased God to take him out of the world; 231 19 | answered: "By the grace of God, and through thy teaching, 232 19 | prayers are most acceptable to God." Then Brother Conrad, continuing 233 19 | dearest Father, in the name of God, for thy great charity towards 234 20 | together returned thanks to God.~To the praise and glory 235 21 | earnest desire to serve God, said to him: "Come to me 236 21 | to heaven. But it pleased God that he should remain in 237 21 | virtue and in favour with God and man; so that he was 238 21 | that, through the mercy of God, the promise would be accomplished. 239 21 | gifts that he received from God was the spirit of prophecy. 240 21 | die in it, in the grace of God." And the said novice remained 241 21 | after Matins an angel of God appeared to him, saying: " 242 21 | make known to thee from God that thou mayest ask of 243 21 | likewise that thou hast served God for many years in this holy 244 21 | not know that the mercy of God is greater than all the 245 21 | joined his hands, thanking God for having permitted him 246 22 | some distance. It pleased God that Brother Pacifico, being 247 22 | friars; for, thanks be to God, it is not through carnal 248 22 | had told them, and praised God who did such wonderful things 249 23 | and he was often rapt in God. He possessed the grace 250 23 | life, it was the will of God that he should fall dangerously 251 23 | whom, through the mercy of God, he was visited and healed. 252 23 | compassionate Mother of God continued to give him the 253 23 | said: "O blessed Mother of God, if my soul is, as it were, 254 24 | greater in the sight of God than this Brother James. 255 24 | in prayer, ravished in God, remaining for three days 256 25 | holy child, inspired by God, resolved to leave the world 257 25 | the said master speak of God, he felt his heart to burn 258 25 | mountain of Alvernia. But as God takes especial care of his 259 25 | thee, Son of the most high God, I am in confusion and in 260 25 | me, then, beloved Son of God, that I may love thee with 261 26 | and devoutly offered it to God the Father, entreating him, 262 27 | pray for him, imploring God most devoutly in prayer 263 27 | faithful servant and friend of God; Brother James, companion 264 28 | all his hope and love in God, the divine bounty granted 265 28 | some great consolation from God, the Holy Spirit filled 266 28 | visitations and consolations from God, and was often rapt in ecsasty, 267 28 | especially he was so rapt in God, that he saw in him all 268 28 | to its Creator, and how God is above, and within, and 269 28 | acquainted likewise with one God in three persons and three 270 28 | and three persons in one God, and the infinite love which 271 28 | love which made the Son of God to become man out of obedience 272 28 | which the soul can go to God, and have life eternal, 273 29 | brethren, the unction of God's grace coming upon him, 274 29 | angels, and the Spirit of God made knows to him high mysteries 275 29 | sensation of ardent love towards God so increased in his heart, 276 29 | a long time, it pleased God that Brother John should 277 29 | begged him, for the love of God, to tell me everything. 278 29 | been revealed to him by God that he should faint away 279 29 | revelation did not come from God. Nevertheless, about fifty 280 29 | again revealed to him by God that it should so happen


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