The first delight of the spiritual revelation of the mind is the contemplation of the care of God

The second delight is his care in those who have come into being. | The third delight is the contemplation of his creative activity. | The fourth delight is the contemplation of his wisdom in them. | The might of his unattainable thought in the dissimilar variations of his judgements. | With the first perspective begins to disregard human ways : this is the first faith of the intellect. | With the second that person relies on, and is strengthened by, confidence in the Maker. | With the third he is struck with love of him, like a child who has become aware of his begetter. | On the fourth level, he is hidden in the cloud of his wisdom that is full of discernments. | At the fifth stirring he is immersed in stupefaction at the unattainability of intention, which escapes any explanation. | 3.2.73, p. 126-7