and language for God and Jesus comes from the days of kingly courts and feudal culture as can easily be seen from his use of the title, Divine Majesty. We can replace such language with a more biblical language. The title, Lord, from the Exercises connotes the more biblical title, Lord, as in "Jesus is Lord," as well as the feudal title. 33. This phrase comes from Puhl's translation. 34. Theoretically this is received after the prayer upon the Three Degrees of Humility [167] . Does your directee seem to have the kind of character and natural generosity to want to be disposed for this gift? 35. This implies that, at some point during the Exercises journey, a directee would experience such love for Jesus that he would desire to imitate Jesus even to the point of being ready to embrace the kind of rejection which Jesus experienced [97] , [98] , [147] , [167] . This kind of love is summarized in Prayer Unit 20, in the vocal prayer entitled, entitled, "To Follow Jesus Closely." 36. A directee must develop the capacity to be in touch with and trust his own feelings if he is going to learn to discern and be dependent upon the Spirit's inner promptings.