Thursday of second week in Lent

Yesterday's station (which I think I neglected to post):  S. Cecilia
Today's station:  S. Maria in Trastevere

Quote, from True Spouse:

Of our own we have nothing but sin, which renders us worse than nothing; and of
ourselves we can do nothing but evil.  Whatever good we have or perform belongs to God and comes from his hands. This truth the humble man keeps continually before his eyes; he therefore appropriates to himself only what is evil, deems himself worthy of all sorts of contempt, and cannot bear to hear others attribute to him what he does not deserve. On the contrary, he delights in seeing himself despised and treated according to his deserts; and thus renders his soul most pleasing to God.

Syllogism:
1. Whatever good we have or perform belongs from God and from His hands.
2. Of ourselves we can do nothing but evil.
3. The humble man deems himself worthy of contempt and delights in seeing himself despised.
Therefore?

and 3 bis. The humble man thus renders his soul pleasing to God.

Conclusion?