Section,  Paragraph

 1 III,  194|  knowing to which of these two states I shall be for ever assigned.
 2   V,  294|      seen it set up in all the States on earth and in all times;
 3 VII,  430|    your creation.~As these two states are open, it is impossible
 4 VII,  435|     but the truth of these two states, with a voice so powerful
 5 VII,  499| pleases God and man. For those states, which please God and man,
 6 VII,  525|   feelings suitable to the two states.~They inspired feelings
 7  IX,  613|                           614. States would perish if they did
 8  IX,  619| written the history of so many states, has never used the term.
 9  IX,  619|       one was; while all other states have changed their laws
10 XII,  764|       Christ, two advents, two states of man's nature.~
11 XII,  785|        of important matters of states, have hardly noticed Him.~