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 1 15  |      the creation of man in his primitive perfection directly by the
 2 17,1|     biblical teaching about the primitive state in Paradise and then
 3 17,1| teaching of Redemption.~ Of the primitive life of man, science has
 4 17,1|       diverse peoples about the primitive state of the race of man.
 5 17,1|     biblical teaching about the primitive state of man is not alone.
 6 17,1|       various peoples about the primitive state and Fall of man? The
 7 17,1|     Biblical teaching about the primitive state of man embraces the
 8 19  |         and 7), which ended the primitive “pre-Flood” stage, raises
 9 19,2|     tradition in the history of primitive man, and Franz Delitzsch
10 21  | legislation differed from other primitive legislation. The latter
11 21  |       of the best people of the primitive world; but the Old Testament
12 22  |      the natural product of the primitive world. From the point of