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 1 2   |            the origin of all existing things? Is there a God, Creator
 2 2   |           there a God, Creator of all things, or does the world exist
 3 5   |          overcoming it, can make such things (miracles) as steam engines,
 4 8   |              is part of the nature of things and was originated by God
 5 8   |          Psalm 18). For the invisible things of Him from the creation
 6 8   |               being understood by the things that are made, even his
 7 8   | thermodynamics. In any closed system, things tend to become disordered.
 8 8   |             thermodynamics. In space, things also get old. Astronomers
 9 8   |               God exists “through the things he has made.” The atheist,
10 10,2|          cause is the belief that all things can be explained without
11 10,4|             and the sun.~Any of these things might be claimed as God,
12 10,4|         easily be seen that all these things have limits, even when combined.
13 10,4|            Age thought by worshipping things that are not God. The earth
14 10,4|           them. Either way, all these things are tools of death, because
15 10,4|              are common to man. These things are of no value when faced
16 12  |               or let them tell us the things that are coming hereafter.
17 12  |             in all the scriptures the things concerning Himself (Luke
18 15,1|              for a Creator to do. All things can be explained without
19 15,2|       expedition Darwin saw firsthand things he could not explain by
20 15,6|              Hebrew word for creeping things is remes and it means a
21 15,6|           selection, but with God all things are possible.~Interestingly,
22 15,7|              hands; thou hast put all things under his feet: All sheep
23 15,7|         behind with no remorse.~These things are true and add to our
24 15,1|             relate directly to living things, and of these, only 8 are
25 15,1|            God's sovereignty over all things. It is an expression of
26 15,5|             on the creation of living things because evolution does not
27 15,5|             kind, cattle and creeping things, and beast of the earth
28 15,5|               time) into the world of things. Conditions are the result
29 17,3|              with death of all living things) is the result of Adam's
30 18,1|           moral viewpoint is natural. Things that are good attract man.
31 18,3|           moral development, a lot of things that we consider physical
32 18,3|               moral evil. Often, evil things are done for the sake of
33 19,1|           days and nights; all living things outside the ark are destroyed;
34 19,4|               answer concerning those things which as yet were not seen,
35 21  |    legislation, which prescribes such things as: respect for the aged,
36 24  |            were forced to ponder such things as the indication of the
37 25  |    absent-minded man can believe that things just take their normal course,
38 25  |              happen without His will. Things that are good and kind are
39 25  |           eternal source of goodness. Things that are evil are not sent
40 25  |              sorrows. Being beaten by things we were seeking irresponsibly,
41 25  |              Sometimes we notice that things happen not as we want them