Continues the same subject and gives counsels concerning different kinds of temptation. Suggests two remedies by which we may be freed from temptations.

Treats of the great need which we have to beseech the Eternal Father to grant us what we ask in these words: “Et ne nos inducas in tentationem, sed libera nos a malo.” (And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil) Explains certain temptations. This chapter is noteworthy.

Describes the excellence of this prayer called the Paternoster, and the many ways in which we shall find consolation in it.

Treats of these words in the Paternoster: “Dimitte nobis debita nostra.” (Forgive us our debts)

Describes the recollection which should be practiced after Communion. Concludes this subject with an exclamatory prayer to the Eternal Father

Continues the same subject. This is very suitable for reading after the reception of the Most Holy Sacrament

 Treats of our great need that the Lord should give us what we ask in these words of the Paternoster: “Panem nostrum quotidianum da nobis hodie (Give us this day or daily bread).”

Expounds these words of the Paternoster: “Fiat voluntas tua sicut in coelo et in terra.” (Thy will done on Earth as it is in Heaven) Describes how much is accomplished by those who repeat these words with full resolution and how well the Lord rewards them for it.

Continues the same subject. Explains what is meant by the Prayer of Quiet. Gives several counsels to those who experience it. This chapter is very noteworthy.