Work,  Chapter

 1       Types,3|      point of view also our era may expect to see the further
 2       Types,4|    excluded, so that he himself may find satisfaction through
 3       Types,4|        the archaic. At times he may even be attracted to a type
 4       Types,4|         of the world, the chasm may be there for ages.~The eyes
 5       Types,4|       terrible thing is that it may well be that the guardians
 6       Types,5|        in itself. An individual may carry out one or another
 7       Types,5|     eternal goodness. The world may abide in sin, it may tear
 8       Types,5|      world may abide in sin, it may tear itself apart with its
 9       Types,5|      particular concern in life may be, within their conscience
10       Types,7|     that she loves in them? She may love her own reflection,
11       Types,7|       of the world as "we." She may love in them her own flesh
12       Types,7|       into these two types. One may passionately love one's
13       Types,7|  another, that with one mind we may confess Father, Son and
14       Types,7|        wine, in order that they may be transubstantiated into
15       Types,7|     into Christ's love, that he may be born in them, that they
16       Types,7|         born in them, that they may become "Godmanhood" hearts,
17       Types,7| Godmanhood" hearts, and that he may give these hearts of ours
18       Types,7|     food for the world, that he may bring the whole world into
19       Types,7|          so that in this way we may be one with him, not so
20       Types,7|          so that each encounter may be a real and genuine communion
21       Types,7|         Christ in order that he may offer it as a sacrifice