[Publications] . ere is no one who may withdraw herself sothat she may not love him. The time sun in the morning tideascended up on the high cross for the purpose of diffusing the warmrays of his love over all; so earnestly solicitous was he, and is tothis day, to kindle his love in the heart of his beloved; and he saithin the Gospel, Ignem veni mittere in terram, et quid volo nisi utardeat?b I came, saith he, to bring fire into the earth, thatis, burning love into earthly hearts, and what else do I desire butthat it blaze ? Lukewarm love is loathsome to him, as he saith bySt. John in the Apoc
[Publications] . ere is no one who may withdraw herself sothat she may not love him. The time sun in the morning tideascended up on the high cross for the purpose of diffusing the warmrays of his love over all; so earnestly solicitous was he, and is tothis day, to kindle his love in the heart of his beloved; and he saithin the Gospel, Ignem veni mittere in terram, et quid volo nisi utardeat?b I came, saith he, to bring fire into the earth, thatis, burning love into earthly hearts, and what else do I desire butthat it blaze ? Lukewarm love is loathsome to him, as he saith bySt. John in the Apocalypse, Utinam frigidus esses aut calidus; sedquia tepidus es, incipiam te evomere de ore I would,saith he to his beloved, that thou wert, in my love, eitheraltogether cold, or hot withal; but because thou art as if lukewarm,between the two, neither cold nor hot, thou makest me to loathe,and I will vomit thee out, except thou become hotter. * Psalm xix. SOC. b St. Luke, xii. F c Revel, iii. 402 regulje inclusakum. Nu ge habbeS i-lierd, mine leoue sustren, hu, J for hwi, God isswivSe to luuien. And, forto ontenden ou wel, gedereS wude J>erto,mid }?e poure wfrmmon of Sarepte, J>e buruh, )?et speleS ontendunge: En, inquid, colligo duo ligna. Louerd, cwe$ heo to Elie, ]?e holieprophete, lo! ich geder two treon. peos two treon bitocne^ ]?et otreou )?et stod uprilit, and tet o^er ek J?et eode ]?wartouer, of J;edeore rode. Of J?eos two treon je schulen ontenden fur of luueFolio 111 b. wrSinnen ower lieorte. BiseoS ofte touward liam. penciled jif jene owen eafte to luuien ]?ene king of blisse )?et to-spret so touwardou his ermes, and bulr3 ase uorto beoden cos aduneward his ich sigge hit, ]?et jif J?e so^Se Elie, |?et is, God Almihti,i-uint ou )?eos two treon bisiliche gederinde, he wule gistnen mid ou,and moniuolden in ou his deorewurSe grace t1 ase Elie dude ]?epoure wummone, liueneS and gistnede mid hire ]?et he iuond ]?e twotreon gede
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