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 1 10,1|         in judgment followed by paradise or hell depending on one’
 2 17,1|    about the primitive state in Paradise and then the Fall of man
 3 17,1|       past of a “golden age” or Paradise.~ Dim traditions about Paradise
 4 17,1| Paradise.~ Dim traditions about Paradise and its loss through the
 5 17,1|         historical actuality of Paradise and its loss through the
 6 17,2|      are active.~ Banished from Paradise, the first people came to
 7 17,2|        man outside the state of Paradise were sprinkled with the
 8 20  |        greater perfection. Lost Paradise not only returns, but is
 9 20  |       Heaven, more perfect than Paradise. According to the remarkable
10 20  |   Brianchaninov, man’s state in Paradise was natural; after the sinful