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 1 9    |    uniting God with man cannot be destroyed after the death of man,
 2 9    |        man’s body, in general, is destroyed, there is no logical basis
 3 9    |        that the soul must also be destroyed. It does not have to be
 4 9    | manifested in a dead body or in a destroyed brain, but can exist also
 5 10,6 |         possible. When the Romans destroyed the temple in A.D. 70, the
 6 17,2 |           morally and sinned. Sin destroyed the blessed and good harmony
 7 19,1 |        things outside the ark are destroyed; the waters prevail upon
 8 19,1 |        was “universal” in that it destroyed the sinful mankind that
 9 App,1|           that a massive fire had destroyed the city. It lay buried
10 App,1|         account that the city was destroyed by fire that rained down
11 App,1|       places. In every one of the destroyed cities ash deposits made
12 App,1|           of the five cities were destroyed, leaving Lot to flee to
13 App,1|        flee to Zoar. Zoar was not destroyed by fire, but was abandoned
14 App,1|       indicates that the city was destroyed by fire as described in
15 App,1|      agreed Jericho was violently destroyed, they disagreed on the date
16 App,1|           arrived at a previously destroyed Jericho. This earlier date