Words Derive Their Power From The Original

[w]e Must Come Into A Transformed Knowing, An Unknowing Which Comes Not From Ignorance But From Knowledge.

All That The Eternal Father Teaches And Reveals Is His Being, His Nature, And His Godhead, Which He Manifests To Us In His Son, And Teaches Us That We Are Also His Son.

The Less You Feel And The More Firmly You Believe, The More Praiseworthy Is Your Faith And The More It Will Be Esteemed And Appreciated; For Real Faith Is Much More Than A Mere Opinion Of Man. In It We Have True Knowledge: In Truth, We Lack Nothing Save True Faith.

Though It May Be Called A Nescience, And Unknowing, Yet There Is In It More Than All Knowing And Understanding Without It; For This Unknowing Lures And Attracts You From All Understood Things, And From Yourself As Well.

Now The Father Draws Us From The Evil Of Sin To The Goodness Of His Grace With The Might Of His Measureless Power, And He Needs All The Resources Of His Strength In Order To Convert Sinners, More Than When He Was About To Make Heaven And Earth, Which He Made With His Own Power Without Help From Any Creature. But When He Is About To Convert A Sinner, He Always Needs The Sinner's Help. "he Converts Thee Not Without Thy Help," As St. Augustine Says.