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 1 II,1   |          and multiply, and fill the earth and subdue it; and have
 2 II,1   |           thing that moves upon the earth" (Gen 1:28).~The first task
 3 II,1   |         they should have toward the earth and all creatures. "Subdue"
 4 II,1   |           that takes no care of the earth and its fruit, but despoils
 5 II,1   |           therefore to preserve the earth in its nature as gift and
 6 II,1   |           to have dominion over the earth is derived from being the
 7 II,2   |                                 The Earth Is God's and He Gives It
 8 II,2   |           right to ownership of the earth, which the law protected
 9 II,2   |          Testament insists that the earth is God's and that God has
10 II,2   |            different in Israel: the earth is God's, and God gives
11 II,4   |        benefit of the fruits of the earth.~Perverse inequalities in
12 II,5   |         person and the goods of the earth on the biblical view of
13 II,5   |            the biblical view of the earth as God's gift to all human
14 II,5   |           beings: "God destined the earth and all it contains for
15 II,5   | circumstance enjoy the goods of the earth, it also upholds the natural
16 II (19)|           the material goods of the earth, although it is left to
17 II,5   |            can put the goods of the earth that have been placed at
18 II,6   |           right to ownership of the earth as productive land, and
19 II,6   |    distribution of the goods of the earth, but usually lead to the
20 II,12  |          access to the goods of the earth is no longer possession