Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Of the union of our will to that divine will which is called the will of good-pleasure -- That the union of our will with the good-pleasure of God takes place principally in tribulations -- Of the union of our will to the divine good-pleasure in spiritual afflictions, by resignation -- Of the union of our will to the good-pleasure of God by indifference -- That holy indifference extends to all things -- Of the practice of loving indifference, in things belonging to the service of God -- Of the indifference we are to have as to our advancement in virtues -- How we are to unite our will with God's in the permission of sins -- How the purity of indifference is to be practised in the actions of sacred love -- Means to discover when we change in the matter of this holy love -- Of the perplexity of a heart which loves without knowing whether it pleases the beloved -- How the soul amidst these interior anguishes knows not the love she bears to God : and of the most lovefull death of the will -- How the will being dead to itself lives entirely in God'swill -- An explanation of what has been said touching the decease of our will -- Of the most excellent exercise we can make in the interior and exterior troubles of this life, after attaining the indifference and death of the will -- Of the perfect stripping of the soul which is united to God's will. }
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- catalog description "Of the union of our will to that divine will which is called the will of good-pleasure -- That the union of our will with the good-pleasure of God takes place principally in tribulations -- Of the union of our will to the divine good-pleasure in spiritual afflictions, by resignation -- Of the union of our will to the good-pleasure of God by indifference -- That holy indifference extends to all things -- Of the practice of loving indifference, in things belonging to the service of God -- Of the indifference we are to have as to our advancement in virtues -- How we are to unite our will with God's in the permission of sins -- How the purity of indifference is to be practised in the actions of sacred love -- Means to discover when we change in the matter of this holy love -- Of the perplexity of a heart which loves without knowing whether it pleases the beloved -- How the soul amidst these interior anguishes knows not the love she bears to God : and of the most lovefull death of the will -- How the will being dead to itself lives entirely in God'swill -- An explanation of what has been said touching the decease of our will -- Of the most excellent exercise we can make in the interior and exterior troubles of this life, after attaining the indifference and death of the will -- Of the perfect stripping of the soul which is united to God's will".
- catalog tableOfContents "Of the union of our will to that divine will which is called the will of good-pleasure -- That the union of our will with the good-pleasure of God takes place principally in tribulations -- Of the union of our will to the divine good-pleasure in spiritual afflictions, by resignation -- Of the union of our will to the good-pleasure of God by indifference -- That holy indifference extends to all things -- Of the practice of loving indifference, in things belonging to the service of God -- Of the indifference we are to have as to our advancement in virtues -- How we are to unite our will with God's in the permission of sins -- How the purity of indifference is to be practised in the actions of sacred love -- Means to discover when we change in the matter of this holy love -- Of the perplexity of a heart which loves without knowing whether it pleases the beloved -- How the soul amidst these interior anguishes knows not the love she bears to God : and of the most lovefull death of the will -- How the will being dead to itself lives entirely in God'swill -- An explanation of what has been said touching the decease of our will -- Of the most excellent exercise we can make in the interior and exterior troubles of this life, after attaining the indifference and death of the will -- Of the perfect stripping of the soul which is united to God's will".