CONTENTS.
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Caussade, Jean Pierre de, McMahon, Ella, and Ramière, Henri
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The divine action is all the more visible to the eye of Faith when hidden under appearances most repugnant to the senses
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III.
The divine action offers us at each moment infinite blessings which we receive in proportion to our faith and love
79
IV.
God reveals Himself to us as mysteriously, as adorably, and with as much reality in the most ordinary events as in the great events of history and the Holy Scriptures
82
V.
The divine action continues in our hearts the revelation begun in Holy Scripture; but the characters in which it is written will be only visible at the last day
86
VI.
Divine love is communicated to us through the veil of creatures, as Jesus communicates Himself to us through the veil of the Eucharistic species
92
VII.
The divine action, the will of God, is as unworthily treated and disregarded, in its daily manifestation, by many Christians, as was Jesus in the flesh by the Jews
94
VIII.
The revelation of the present moment is the more profitable that it is addressed directly to us
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IX.
The revelation of the present moment is an inexhaustible source of sanctity
99
X.
The present moment is the manifestation of the name of God and the coming of His kingdom
101
XI.
The divine will imparts the highest sanctity to souls; they have but to abandon themselves to its divine action
106
XII.
The divine action alone can sanctify us, for it forms us after the divine Model of our perfection
114
BOOK THIRD.
THE PATERNAL CARE WITH WHICH GOD SURROUNDS SOULS WHOLLY ABANDONED TO HIM.
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God Himself guides souls who wholly abandon themselves to Him
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