"Heaven and earth will pass away,
but my words will never pass away." Mark 13:31
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Content Book 1
The words of our Lord Jesus Christ
to His chosen and dearly beloved bride, Saint Bridget,
about the proclamation of His
most holy Incarnation and the rejection,
desecration and abandonment of our faith and baptism,
and how He bids His beloved bride
and all Christian people to love Him.
Our Lord Jesus Christ’s words to his daughter
- whom He now had taken as His bride -
about the articles of the true faith,
and about what kind of adornments,
tokens and desires the bride must have
in order to please the Bridegroom.
Our Lord Jesus Christ’s words
of wisdom to His bride
about how she should love and honor Him, the Bridegroom,
and about how the evil love the world and hate God.
Our Lord Jesus Christ’s words
to His bride about how she should
not fear or think that the revelations
told to her by Him come from an evil spirit,
and about how to discern an evil spirit from a good one.
The loving words of Christ
to His bride in the wonderful parable
of a lovely castle,
which signifies the holy Church militant,
and about how the Church of God
will be rebuilt by the prayers
of the glorious Virgin and of the saints.
The words of Christ
to His bride about how His Spirit
cannot remain with the unrighteous,
and about the separation
of the unrighteous from the good,
and how good men, armed with spiritual weapons,
are sent to war against the world.
The words of the glorious Virgin
to Saint Bridget about how to dress
and with what kind of clothes
and ornaments her daughter should be adorned and clothed.
The words of the Queen of Heaven
to her beloved daughter, Saint Bridget,
teaching her how she should love and praise
the Son of God together with his blessed Mother.
The words of the Queen of Heaven
to her beloved daughter
about the wonderful love the Son
had for His Virgin Mother,
and about how the Mother of Christ
was conceived within the most chaste marriage
and sanctified in the womb.
She tells how she was assumed,
body and soul, into Heaven,
and about the power of her name,
and about the good and evil angels
assigned to men for their protection or trial.
The words of Virgin Mary to her daughter,
presenting a useful lesson
about how she should live,
and describing many wonderful things
about the suffering of Christ.
Our Lord Jesus Christ’s words
to His bride about how
He willingly delivered himself up
to be crucified by His enemies,
and about the way to be abstinent
in all members of the body
from all illicit movements
after His most sweet example of suffering.
About how an angel
prays for the bride of God,
and how Christ asks the angel
what it is that he prays for the bride
and what is good for her.
About how the enemy of God
has three devils in himself
and about the terrifying judgment
passed on him by Christ.
The words of Christ to his bride
about the method and the veneration
she should maintain in prayer,
and about the three kinds of people
who serve God in this world.
The words of Christ to his bride
wherein he describes himself as a great king,
and about the two treasuries
symbolizing the love of God
and the love of the world,
and a teaching about how to
proceed and improve in this life.
About how the bride perceived
a saint speaking to God
about a woman who was being
horribly tormented by the devil
and who was later delivered
from him through the prayers
of the glorious Virgin Mary.
The words of our Lord Jesus Christ
to his bride wherein he compares
a sinner to three things:
namely, an eagle, a fowler, and a fighting man.
The words of Christ
to his bride about how
there should be humility
in the house of God,
and about how such a house
signifies purity of life,
and about how buildings and alms
should be donated only from goods
that are righteously acquired,
and about how to restore wrongly acquired goods.
The words of our God and Creator
to his bride about the
splendor of his power, wisdom, and virtue,
and about how those who are now
called powerful and wise, sin the most against him.
The Virgin Mother’s
and the Son’s pleasant dialogue
with each other and with the bride,
and about how the bride
should prepare herself for the wedding.
The Bridegroom’s words to his bride
found in the most delightful parable
about a sorcerer by which the devil
is ingeniously signified and described.
The Mother’s most lovely
question to the bride,
the humble answer of the bride to the Mother,
and the Mother’s useful answer to the bride,
and about the improvement of good people among the evil.
The words of Christ
to his bride about a false man,
who is called an enemy of God,
and about his hypocrisy and all his characteristics.
God the Father’s words
before the host of the kingdom of Heaven,
and the answer of the Son and Mother
to the Father asking for mercy for the daughter,
that is, the Church.
The words of the Creator
to his bride about how His justice
endures evil men for a threefold reason,
and how His mercy spares the evil for a threefold reason.
The angelic host’s words
of praise to God,
and about how children would have been born
if the first parents had not sinned,
and about how God showed miracles
to the people through Moses
and also later through himself
to us on his own coming;
and about the breakdown
of the bodily marriage in this time,
and the conditions of a spiritual marriage.
The Virgin Mary’s words
to the bride about how there are three things
in the dance and company of the world,
and about how this world is
symbolized by the dance,
and about Mary’s suffering at her Son’s death.
The words of the Lord
to the bride about how a man came
to be judged before God’s tribunal,
and about the fearsome and horrendous judgment
passed on him by God and all the saints.
The words of the Virgin
to the daughter about two wives,
one of whom is called Pride
and the other Humility
(the latter signifying the most sweet Virgin Mary),
and about how the Virgin Mary
comes to meet those who love her
at the moment of their death.
The words of our loving Lord
to his bride about
how the many false Christians are being multiplied,
and about how they are crucifying him again,
and about how he is still prepared
to suffer death once more
for the sake of sinful people,
if this were possible.
About how the bride saw
the most sweet Virgin Mary
adorned with a crown and other adornments
of indescribable beauty,
and about how Saint John the Baptist
explains to the bride
the meaning of the crown and the other adornments.
About how, on God’s exhortation,
the bride of Christ chose poverty
for herself and renounced riches and carnal behavior,
and about the truth
of the things revealed to her,
and about three remarkable things that Christ showed her.
Our Lord’s words of admonishment
to the bride about true and false wisdom,
and about how good angels
aid the wise who are good
while devils aid the wise who are evil.
The teaching of Christ
to his bride about how she should live,
and also about how the devil
admits to Christ that the bride
loves Christ above all things,
and about how the devil asks Christ
why he loves her so much,
and about the love that Christ has for the bride.
The Virgin Mary’s words
to the bride about her own sorrow
at the suffering of Christ,
and about how the world was sold
through Adam and Eve and bought back
as with one heart through Christ and his Virgin Mother.
Our Lord’s answer to an angel
who was praying that sorrow
in body and soul should be given to the bride,
and about how even greater sorrow
should be given to more perfect souls.
The words of the Virgin Mother
to the bride about the excellence of her Son,
and about how Christ is
now being crucified more cruelly
by his enemies, the evil Christians,
than he once was by the Jews,
and about how such people will receive
a harder and more bitter punishment.
The most pleasant conversation
of God the Father with the Son,
and about how the Father
gave the new bride to the Son,
and how the Son received her
with pleasure to himself,
and about how the bridegroom teaches
the bride about patience,
obedience and simplicity through an example.
Christ speaks about how faith,
hope and love were found perfectly
in him at the moment of his death
and are found imperfectly in us wretches.
Our Creator asks
three questions of his bride.
The first is about the servitude
of the husband and the dominion of the wife;
the second about the work of the husband
and the spending of the wife;
and the third about the contempt
of the Lord and the honoring of the servant.
Our beloved Creator’s words
in the presence of
the heavenly host and the bride,
in which he complains about five men
signifying the pope and his clergy,
the evil laity, the Jews and the heathens;
and also about the help he sends to his friends,
signifying all mankind,
and about the harsh judgment
he executes on his enemies.
The Virgin Mary’s words
of advice to the bride
about how she should
love her Son above all things,
and about how every virtue
and gift of grace is contained
in the glorious Virgin.
The words of the Son
to his bride about how people
may rise up from a small good deed
to the highest good
and fall down from a small evil
to the greatest punishment and torment.
The Creator’s words to his bride
about how he is now despised
and reproached by men
who pay no attention to
what he did in love for them,
when he admonished them through the prophets
and suffered for their sake,
and about how they do not care
about the anger he exercised
against the stubborn by punishing them severely.
The answer of
the Virgin Mother and the angels,
the prophets, the apostles, and the devils to God,
in the presence of the bride,
testifying about his many virtues
and his perfection in creation,
incarnation and redemption,
and about how evil men nowadays
contradict all these things,
and about the severe judgment they receive.
The words of praise
of the Mother and the Son
to each other in the presence of the bride,
and about how Christ is now regarded as shameful,
dishonest, and despicable by people,
and about the horrifying and eternal
damnation of these people.
Our Lord’s words to his bride
about the contempt of the New Law,
and about how that same Law
is now rejected and despised by the world,
and about how bad priests
are not God’s priests but God’s betrayers,
and about the punishment and damnation they receive.
About how,
in the presence of the heavenly host
and of the bride,
the Divinity spoke to the Manhood
against the Christians,
just as God spoke to Moses
against the people of Israel,
and about how damned priests
love the world and despise Christ,
and about their condemnation and damnation.
The words of Christ
to his bride about
how Christ is likened to Moses,
in a figurative way,
leading the people out of Egypt;
and about how the damnable priests,
whom he chose in the place of the prophets
as his most beloved friends, now cry: “Depart from us!”
The Mother and Son’s words
of blessing and praise for each other,
and about the grace granted
by the Son to his Mother
for the souls in purgatory
and those in this world.
The Mother blesses the Son
in the hearing of the bride,
and about how the glorious Son
makes a wonderful comparison
of his most sweet Mother
to a flower that grew
in a valley but rose up over mountains.
The Mother blesses her Son
and prays to him that his words
might be spread all over the world
and take root in the hearts of his friends.
And about how the Virgin
is compared to a wonderful flower
growing in a garden,
and about the words of Christ
that were sent through the bride
to the pope and to other prelates of the Church.
The Mother and Son’s words
of blessing for each other,
and about how the Virgin is
likened to the ark wherein the staff,
the manna, and the tablets of the Law were,
and many wonderful things are revealed in this comparison.
The words of an angel
to the bride about
whether the spirit of her thoughts
is good or bad,
and about how there are two spirits,
one uncreated and one created,
and about their characteristics.
About how Christ is likened
to a mighty lord
who built a great city and a marvelous castle,
signifying the world and the church,
and how the judges and defenders
and workers in the church of God
have been changed into a bad bow.
The words in which God explains
the nearest preceding chapter,
and about the judgment
that he makes against such people,
and about how God for a while
endures the evil for the sake of the good.
The words of our Lord
to the bride about
how he is loathsome and despicable food
for the souls of Christians,
and how the world, instead,
is loved and found to be delightful by them,
and about the terrifying judgment
that is executed over such people.
The words of the Mother
to the bride about how sweet
the Mother and the Son are to each other.
How Christ is bitter, bitterer,
and most bitter for the evil,
and how he is sweet, sweeter,
and most sweet for the good.
The words of Christ,
in the presence of the bride,
about how Christ is likened to a peasant,
good priests to a good shepherd,
bad priests to a bad shepherd,
and good Christians to a wife.
Many useful things are also explained in this parable.
The words of the Son
to the bride about
the three kinds of Christians
that are symbolized by the Jews living in Egypt,
and about how the things which
have been revealed to the bride
should be transmitted,
published and preached
to ignorant persons by the friends of God.