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 1 2    |           By their fruits ye shall know them (Matt. 7:20). The intellect
 2 2    |           Truth) is such: “I don’t know.” Criticism (Kant) is a
 3 2    | perceptible. His answer: “I cannot know” shows it is impossible
 4 2    |          is such: “I don’t want to know this.” Atheism is the assertion
 5 2    |          itself a belief, since to know that there is no God is
 6 2    |           appeased in its “I don’t know,” and does not make a moral
 7 2    |      absolute Truth, and I want to know it no matter what happens!
 8 2    |            which man so thirsts to know, is revealed!~Only when
 9 5    |           of his faith and did not know what he believed in; it
10 8    |     contemplates but also wants to know its object. The lover of
11 8    |     correct.~ ~3. The Cause.~If we know the creation has a beginning,
12 8    |               4. The Design.~If we know that the creation had a
13 8    |    creation had a beginning and we know that the beginning was caused,
14 8    |            20 tells us that we can know God exists “through the
15 8    |           that we sometimes do not know, do not understand, and
16 10,5 |       Muslim Religion.~The Muslims know there is a God, and only
17 11   |            world. As a part cannot know the whole, so man cannot
18 11   |            nobody can penetrate or know, except the Spirit of God.
19 12   |            the future, and we will know that you are gods (Isaiah
20 13   |      perceptional abilities cannot know. This question is either
21 15,4 |          future (and ours). But we know that Adam lived a long time
22 15,5 |           then face to face: now I know in part; but then shall
23 15,5 |          in part; but then shall I know even as also I am known” (
24 15,6 |    Scripture is silent — we do not know. One idea may be more palatable
25 15,8 |          solution. Even what we do know, at least in part — the
26 15,9 |        your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psa 139:
27 15,0 |            seems that we may never know for certain how God created
28 15,2 |        comfortable here you should know the traditional understanding
29 15,2 |           else indeed! You already know the answer, but there is
30 15,2 |          going. Man alone seeks to know the Creator.~What if God
31 17,2 |           the first people came to know hard labor in the struggle
32 18,4 |            moral law can precisely know what is good and evil. That
33 25   |            but at the same time we know that God is everywhere,
34 25   |            to take them because we know they are necessary and health-giving.~
35 25   |            Everyone should clearly know that only God is the source
36 25   |          them justly, because they know that parents want better
37 App,1|         the Bible. Much of what we know of the pagan religions and
38 App,1|          in perfectly with what we know of the Hittite nation from