be
feelings
of
humility,
not from
nature,
but from
penitence,
not to
rest in
them, but
to go on
to
greatness.
There must
be
feelings
of
greatness,
not from
merit, but
from
grace, and
after
having
passed
through
humiliation.
526.
Misery
induces
despair,
pride
induces
presumption.
The
Incarnation
shows man
the
greatness
of his
misery by
the
greatness
of the
remedy
which he
required.
527. The
knowledge
