Lady Julian's Teachings

Sloane and Paris Manuscripts			PAGE
Chapters 22, 23	CHAPTER XII.	THE THREE HEAVENS	66
Chapters 24–28	CHAPTER XIII.	THE PASSION The suffering and crucifixion of Jesus. AND THE PROBLEM OF SIN	71
Chapters 29, 30	CHAPTER XIV.	ON CONTENTMENT IN THE ATONEMENT The reconciliation of God and humanity through the life and death of Jesus.	78
Chapters 31–33	CHAPTER XV.	ALL THINGS SHALL BE WELL	82
Chapters 34–37^a	CHAPTER XVI.	THE UNIVERSAL NATURE OF SIN	85
Chapters 37^b–39	CHAPTER XVII.	THE SCOURGE AND HEALING OINTMENT original: "SALVE" OF SIN	88
Chapter 40	CHAPTER XVIII.	CHOOSING PAIN RATHER THAN SIN	93
Chapters 41–43	CHAPTER XIX.	CONCERNING PRAYER	96
Chapters 64, 65	CHAPTER XX.	SURE AND CERTAIN HOPE	104
Chapter 66	CHAPTER XXI.	REACTION AND NIGHTMARE	110
Chapters 67, 68	CHAPTER XXII.	THE SOUL AS CHRIST’S MOST INTIMATE original: "HOMELIEST"; in Julian's time, this referred to a familiar, friendly, or domestic closeness rather than being unattractive. HOME	114
Chapters 69–73^a	CHAPTER XXIII.	SHE DEFIES THE DEVIL AND SIN	118
Chapters 73^b, 72^b	CHAPTER XXIV.	LOVE AS THE ANTIDOTE TO IMPATIENCE	124
Chapters 74, 73	CHAPTER XXV.	FEAR GOD: FEAR NOTHING original: "NOUGHT" ELSE	128
		GLOSSARY A list of specialized or archaic words and their meanings.	133