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 1 7 |       possess the fruits of the earth, but also the very soil,
 2 7 |         from the produce of the earth he has to lay by provision
 3 7 |   things he finds solely in the earth and its fruits. There is
 4 8 |     fact that God has given the earth for the use and enjoyment
 5 8 |         For God has granted the earth to mankind in general, not
 6 8 | individual races. Moreover, the earth, even though apportioned
 7 17|    disobedience. "Cursed be the earth in thy work; in thy labor
 8 18|     have no end or cessation on earth; for the consequences of
 9 21|     good feeling. The things of earth cannot be understood or
10 21|        and transitory things of earth, but for things heavenly
11 40|  interests of his soul. Life on earth, however good and desirable
12 40|    below him and to use all the earth and the ocean for his profit
13 40|        and advantage. "Fill the earth and subdue it; and rule
14 40|    creatures that move upon the earth."(29) In this respect all
15 42|   metals from the bowels of the earth, should have shorter hours
16 47|  abundance of the fruits of the earth. Men always work harder
17 47|       add to the produce of the earth and to the wealth of the