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 1 1   |           with the statement, “the hand of God evoked it.”~The defense
 2 3   |    childishly naive.~ On the other hand, the life of modern townspeople
 3 7   |     analysis brings us, on the one hand, to the so-called historical
 4 7   |        religion, and, on the other hand, to the study of the rise
 5 7   |           is explained, on the one hand, by an innate impulse of
 6 7   |             God, and, on the other hand, by the influence of God
 7 8   |          The atheist, on the other hand, will try to convince us
 8 8   |            believers. On the other hand, does not the atheist also
 9 8   |      conscience, and, on the other hand, after fulfillment of the
10 10,5|          of wood or stone by man’s hand. He is eternal, the Creator
11 14  |    God-inspired book. On the other hand, no other book has met with
12 15,1| Naturalistic science, on the other hand, claims that everything
13 15,1|            existence. On the other hand, in principle it is very
14 15,4|           be surety for him; of my hand shalt thou require him:
15 15,4|      coming of light. We see God's hand at work in his creation
16 15,6|           random chance, but God's hand guided the creation of plant
17 15,6|     reptiles through God's guiding hand on this “fifth” creation
18 15,1|            light on the subject at hand:~ ~“When you sow, you do
19 15,2|         should believe.~On the one hand, man is a special creation,
20 18,1|           s moral core. On the one hand, the wish to learn the truth
21 18,1|           of spirit.~ On the other hand, from the earliest age of
22 18,2|         believer senses the caring hand of the Maker in every blade
23 19,1|      global flood.   ~On the other hand, there are many indications
24 21,1|          redeem my soul out of the hand of hades (Psalm 48:16).~
25 25  |          sea; Even there shall thy hand lead me, and thy right hand
26 25  |        hand lead me, and thy right hand shall hold me. If I say,