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 1 1 |           around him; to incarnate God in man and in the world,
 2 1 |    incessant service to Christ our God, an incessant divine service. 
 3 1 |        divine service.  Man serves God by means of all creation;
 4 1 |        introduces that which is of God into his every effort, into
 5 1 |            s guidance, might serve God, and thus does all creation
 6 1 |         serves that man who serves God.~
 7 3 |            and compassion, love of God and neighbour.  It is by
 8 5 |         establishes the Tsardom of God on earth, that establishes
 9 5 |         culture-for the Tsardom of God does not come externally
10 5 |     Saviour says: _”The Tsardom of God shall not come perceptibly;
11 5 |         For behold, the Tsardom of God is within you.”_ (Luke 17,
12 5 |               for _”The Tsardom of God is not food nor drink, but
13 5 |            ye first the Tsardom of God and of His righteousness,
14 5 |    appurtenances of the Tsardom of God, yet Western culture seeks
15 5 |            ye first the Tsardom of God and His righteousness, and
16 8 |            for what is man without God? - at first, half a man,
17 10| Theanthropic culture.  Man without God is 70 kg of bloody clay,
18 10|            condemned to death both God and the soul, but has he
19 10|      European man they have killed God and the immortality of the
20 10|    Remember Judas: first he killed God, and then he destroyed himself,
21 14|     heavens are empty, there is no God in them; the earth is empty,