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 1 1    |          the universal governing force of Divine Providence.~The
 2 3    |       This testimony is still in force when applied to people who
 3 8    |        but He does not desire to force the free will of man and
 4 8    |         From empty space with no force, no matter, no energy, and
 5 8    | super-universal, higher creative force, on which the origin of
 6 8    |  universe depends, and that this force has a real existence.~ ~
 7 8    |      very wise, mighty, creative force, capable of creating the
 8 8    |   external proofs would not have force. If we had not the former,
 9 8    |            ethical proof has its force. These forms not only do
10 8    |        unconditional, commanding force. Consequently, it could
11 8    |      cause must possess not only force and might, but also intellect;
12 8    |     intellect; it must be such a force which, in might and will
13 9    |        it would not have a vital force. Faith in immortality is
14 10   |          is not the overwhelming force subjugating man to external
15 13   |          a completeness of moral force. There was a complete absence
16 15   |      assumption of an extraneous force which God required for the
17 15,3 |    unless acted on by an outside force — in this case — God. Space,
18 15,4 |      numbering the days does not force a fixed time limit upon
19 15,6 |           God is the Creator and force responsible for the genetic
20 15,1 |    gravity or the strong nuclear force, to behave in a certain
21 20   |       propitiating and redeeming force of a voluntary sacrifice,
22 App,1|         Hittites were a powerful force in the Middle East from