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1 1   |    performed by Him, had no need to turn to so-called scientific
2 2   |      something, there is no need to turn to faith. But in a case
3 3   |            recollect themselves and turn to God in repentance.~ One
4 4   |            by good morality. In its turn morality, too, without a
5 5   |             respect, then, in their turn, the greatest scientific
6 5   | consciousness, is necessary.~Now we turn to consciousness itself.
7 8   |           cause. Every cause in its turn is the consequence of another
8 15,4|        everlasting you are God. You turn men back to dust, saying, “
9 25  |      futility of our activities and turn to God.~ We be firm in our