The Adornment of the Spiritual Marriage
133 chapters English Public domain
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Jan van Ruysbroeck [b. 1293 or 1294, d. 1381] was a Flemish mystic. He led a life of asuterity, eventually founding a congregation in Groenendaal. His writings were widely circulated in his lifetime and he influenced an entire generation of Christian mystics. He was beatified on Decmber 1st, 1908, by Pope St. Pius X.
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133 chapters
126 Chapter VIII. Showing How the Inward Man Should Exercise Himself, That He May be United with God Without Means 127 Chapter IX. Of The Inward Working of God's Grace 128 Chapter X. Of the Mutual Contentment of the Divine Persons, and the Mutual Contentment Between God and Good Men 129 Chapter XI. How Good Men in Their Contemplation Have the Love of God Before Them, and How They are Lifted Up INTO God 130 Chapter XII. Of the Highest Union, Without Difference or Distinction 131 Chapter XIII. Of the Threefold Prayer of Christ, That We Might Be One With God 132 Chapter XIV. Here The Author Declares That He Submits All That He Has Written to the Judgment of Holy Church 133 Footnotes
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The Adornment of the Spiritual Marriage
133 chapters English Public domain
About this book
Jan van Ruysbroeck [b. 1293 or 1294, d. 1381] was a Flemish mystic. He led a life of asuterity, eventually founding a congregation in Groenendaal. His writings were widely circulated in his lifetime and he influenced an entire generation of Christian mystics. He was beatified on Decmber 1st, 1908, by Pope St. Pius X.
Table of contents
133 chapters
126 Chapter VIII. Showing How the Inward Man Should Exercise Himself, That He May be United with God Without Means 127 Chapter IX. Of The Inward Working of God's Grace 128 Chapter X. Of the Mutual Contentment of the Divine Persons, and the Mutual Contentment Between God and Good Men 129 Chapter XI. How Good Men in Their Contemplation Have the Love of God Before Them, and How They are Lifted Up INTO God 130 Chapter XII. Of the Highest Union, Without Difference or Distinction 131 Chapter XIII. Of the Threefold Prayer of Christ, That We Might Be One With God 132 Chapter XIV. Here The Author Declares That He Submits All That He Has Written to the Judgment of Holy Church 133 Footnotes
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The Adornment of the Spiritual Marriage
133 chapters English Public domain
About this book
Jan van Ruysbroeck [b. 1293 or 1294, d. 1381] was a Flemish mystic. He led a life of asuterity, eventually founding a congregation in Groenendaal. His writings were widely circulated in his lifetime and he influenced an entire generation of Christian mystics. He was beatified on Decmber 1st, 1908, by Pope St. Pius X.
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133 chapters
126 Chapter VIII. Showing How the Inward Man Should Exercise Himself, That He May be United with God Without Means 127 Chapter IX. Of The Inward Working of God's Grace 128 Chapter X. Of the Mutual Contentment of the Divine Persons, and the Mutual Contentment Between God and Good Men 129 Chapter XI. How Good Men in Their Contemplation Have the Love of God Before Them, and How They are Lifted Up INTO God 130 Chapter XII. Of the Highest Union, Without Difference or Distinction 131 Chapter XIII. Of the Threefold Prayer of Christ, That We Might Be One With God 132 Chapter XIV. Here The Author Declares That He Submits All That He Has Written to the Judgment of Holy Church 133 Footnotes
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