Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 |        friend; they will not speak truth; their tongue hath learned
 2 1,8 |      rebirth, times of justice and truth, meekness and peace, when
 3 1,8 |            bring forth judgment to truth (Is. 42:1‑3).~In such and
 4 3,3 |           was His love. Where this truth was not grasped, the only
 5 11,1|           the people must face the truth at once. At the first suitable
 6 11,5|     deceivers, because adulterated truth is so hard to distinguish
 7 11,5|          dream was no guarantee of truth, for the dream might be
 8 11,8|          did not rise to the whole truth. God revealed to him that
 9 11,9|      distracted men from the inner truth. For the people the king
10 13,2|     prophet,” it is stating a real truth, even though expressed with
11 14,2|           inner unwillingness. The truth is a combination of both.~
12 17,2|          get his message, in whose truth he pro­foundly believed,
13 17,5|          33f, while the predictive truth of the visions is confirmed
14 17,3| lawlessness erased so that eternal truth would be brought about and
15 17,3|         lawlessness, bring eternal truth and fulfill all the prophecies.
16 18,0|       prefiguring paled before the Truth; the shadows that come just
17 18,0|         Lord revealed the mystical truth of the establishment of
18 18,0|        Testament in My blood. This truth became the subject of the