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 1 4    |             In order for this to be understood, it is necessary that along
 2 4    |          and a moral feeling may be understood if we focus on the differing
 3 5    |            that many phenomena, not understood at the present time, may
 4 8    |             are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made,
 5 8    |             expedient world. God is understood, in this case, as the Demiurge,
 6 8    |        Almighty God Himself, Who is understood as love and higher justice,
 7 10,2 |          that I believe can only be understood as the working of God in
 8 11   |  pantheistic systems, Revelation is understood as the self-revelation of
 9 11   |           of life can be completely understood. By expanding in such a
10 11   |    miraculous phenomena as they are understood in Christianity. Schleiermacher
11 13   | presentations of God — where God is understood as the Creator of the world
12 15   |           of creation should not be understood literally, but as periods,
13 15,4 |           speaking. Day 4 should be understood as the cleansing of the
14 15,4 |              days can and often are understood in Scripture to mean a period
15 15,6 |             of mammals, but is best understood as meaning grazing animals.
16 15,6 |            the idea might better be understood as a lump of clay being
17 15,5 |          Days of creation should be understood not literally (“For a thousand
18 16   |            all mankind could not be understood. This truth also determines
19 17,3 |        sixth day” (Gen 1:31).~It is understood that if it was good by God'
20 19,1 |             entire heavens” must be understood in its context. What would
21 21,1 |  immortality, since God Himself was understood, first of all, as an immortal
22 22   |       Testament prophets profoundly understood this and fixed their gaze
23 App,2|     original thought was manifestly understood. The most lofty thoughts