Examples of using When humanity in English and their translations into Hebrew
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When humanity emerges from darkness into light,
Compensating forces must be created, and that can only be when humanity understands once more the principle of Christ and finds the way to Christ.
the Being of mankind who was left behind when humanity descended into earthly incarnations before the approach of the Tempter or luciferic principle.
For this reason, only when humanity grasps this law,
When humanity was so rudely cast upon the Earth by the sudden sinking of Atlantis,
When humanity was ready to be seeded by the Pleiadians, you were simply
only when humanity is found to be worthy of receiving the secret was the Zohar written,
Eventually, when humanity rises to a higher state of consciousness,
found the new civilisations, so have we now the task of working towards the great moment in the Sixth Age, when humanity will undertake a great spiritual ascent.
are a result of this change- for this is what takes place when humanity begins to have more compassion, when they wish
that it never does), in the series finale, when humanity is absolved by Picard's demonstration that the species has the capacity to explore the"possibilities of existence".
students into the living spiritual life that had arisen in the turning-point of time- I mean in the epoch of European evolution when humanity, inasmuch as they were seekers after knowledge,
What happens when Humanity arrives.
You will change it when humanity is done with it;
More than two hundred years have passed since that moment, when humanity invented the first locomotives.
Sometimes when humanity moves too quickly,
Understand that when humanity goes into fear it moves into separation,
Some say advanced countries powered their way to prosperity on fossil fuel when humanity was unaware of its impact.
When it's proper and when humanity's consciousness has reached a certain point, these ideas are released.
as happened when humanity decided to ascend collectively.