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 1 1 |            gravity of the state of things now obtaining fills every
 2 4 |       present mischievous state of things will be set to rights, inasmuch
 3 6 |          their purpose by means of things which lie within range;
 4 6 |       animal kind, the fruition of things material. But animal nature,
 5 6 |        within his right to possess things not merely for temporary
 6 6 |     momentary use, as other living things do, but to have and to hold
 7 6 |  possession; he must have not only things that perish in the use,
 8 7 |       whose providence governs all things. Wherefore, it is in his
 9 7 |           this stable condition of things he finds solely in the earth
10 13|          choice and pursuit of the things needful to its preservation
11 17|   recognized that the condition of things inherent in human affairs
12 20|            men as though they were things in the pursuit of gain,
13 20|       whether wages axe fair, many things have to be considered; but
14 21| friendliness and good feeling. The things of earth cannot be understood
15 21|          perishable and transitory things of earth, but for things
16 21|           things of earth, but for things heavenly and everlasting;
17 21|           for riches and the other things which men call good and
18 34|            largely depends for the things that it needs. ~
19 36|            be maintained; that all things should be carried on in
20 41|            to turn his thoughts to things heavenly, and to the worship
21 42|              42. If we turn not to things external and material, the
22 47|           but an abundance of good things for themselves and those
23 54|     working men must do one of two things: either join associations
24 55|            their organization, for things move and live by the spirit
25 57|          heathen. "After all these things do the heathen seek . . .
26 57|         His justice: and all these things shall be added unto you."(40)
27 57|          look first and before all things to God; let religious instruction
28 57|         religion, and, among other things, to the keeping holy of
29 61|           result from the state of things We are describing; there
30 63|           own, . . . suffereth all things, . . . endureth all things."(41) ~
31 63|         things, . . . endureth all things."(41) ~