35 - The Five and Thirtieth Chapter - Of three means in the which a contemplative Prentice should be occupied, in reading, thinking, and praying. Cloud of Unknowing, The by Anonymous 3 min Episodio 35 Listen "35 - The Five and Thirtieth Chapter - Of three means in the which a contemplative Prentice should be occupied, in reading, thinking, and praying. " Reproducir Descargar episodio Ver en sitio original More episodes of the podcast Cloud of Unknowing, The by Anonymous 00 - Introduction 01 - Prologue and the First Chapter - Of four degrees of Christian men's living; and of the course of his calling that this book was made unto. 02 - The Second Chapter - A short stirring to meekness, and to the work of this book. 03 - The Third Chapter - How the work of this book shall be wrought, and of the worthiness of it before all other works. 04 - The Fourth Chapter - Of the shortness of this word, and how it may not be come to by curiosity of wit, nor by imagination. 05 - The Fifth Chapter - That in the time of this word all the creatures that ever have been, be now, or ever shall be, and all the works of those same creatures, should be hid under the cloud of forgetting. 06 - The Sixth Chapter - A short conceit of the work of this book, treated by question. 07 - The Seventh Chapter - How a man shall have him in this work against all thoughts, and specially against all those that arise of his own curiosity, of cunning, and of natural wit. 08 - The Eighth Chapter - A good declaring of certain doubts that may fall in this word treated by question, in destroying of a man's own curiosity, of cunning, and of natural wit, and in distinguishing of the degrees and the parts of active living and contemplative. 09 - The Ninth Chapter - That in the time of this work the remembrance of the holiest Creature that ever God made letteth more than it profiteth. Ver todos los episodios Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
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