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 1   2,    4|           presupposes a specific dominion by man over "the earth",
 2   2,    4|       confirms and develops this dominion. It is clear that the term "
 3   2,    4|           and as he confirms his dominion over the visible world,
 4   2,    5|        human work, because man's dominion over the earth is achieved
 5   2,    5| historical confirmation of man's dominion over nature.~The recent
 6   2,    6|          s calling.~And so this "dominion" spoken of in the biblical
 7   2,    6|        one who "dominates". This dominion, in a certain sense, refers
 8   2,    7|          words concerning man's "dominion" over the earth goes to
 9   2,    9|      enable man to achieve that "dominion" in the visible world that
10   2,    9|       whereby man achieves that "dominion" which is proper to him
11   2,   10|    realized, first of all, that "dominion" over the world of nature
12   4,   21|        from God and affirms his "dominion" in the visible world. ~