Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p That our progress in holy love does not depend on our natural temperament -- That we are to have a continual desire to love -- That to have the desire of sacred love we are to cut off all other desires -- That our lawful occupations do not hinder us from practising divine love -- A very sweet example on this subject -- That we are to emply in the practice of divine love all the occasions that present themselves -- That we must take pains to do our actions very perfectly -- A general means for applying our works to God's service -- Of certain other means by which we may apply our works more particularly to the love of God -- An exhortation to the sacrifice which we are to make to God of our free- will -- The motives we have of holy love -- A most useful method of employing these motives -- That Mount Calvary is the academy of love.. }
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- catalog description "That our progress in holy love does not depend on our natural temperament -- That we are to have a continual desire to love -- That to have the desire of sacred love we are to cut off all other desires -- That our lawful occupations do not hinder us from practising divine love -- A very sweet example on this subject -- That we are to emply in the practice of divine love all the occasions that present themselves -- That we must take pains to do our actions very perfectly -- A general means for applying our works to God's service -- Of certain other means by which we may apply our works more particularly to the love of God -- An exhortation to the sacrifice which we are to make to God of our free- will -- The motives we have of holy love -- A most useful method of employing these motives -- That Mount Calvary is the academy of love.".
- catalog tableOfContents "That our progress in holy love does not depend on our natural temperament -- That we are to have a continual desire to love -- That to have the desire of sacred love we are to cut off all other desires -- That our lawful occupations do not hinder us from practising divine love -- A very sweet example on this subject -- That we are to emply in the practice of divine love all the occasions that present themselves -- That we must take pains to do our actions very perfectly -- A general means for applying our works to God's service -- Of certain other means by which we may apply our works more particularly to the love of God -- An exhortation to the sacrifice which we are to make to God of our free- will -- The motives we have of holy love -- A most useful method of employing these motives -- That Mount Calvary is the academy of love.".