Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Eternalˆ in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The Eternalˆ Sonˆ ministers as a spiritˆual influence
Godˆ the Sonˆ is just as divinelˆy real and eternalˆ in nature as Godˆ the Fatherˆ.
They minister the personalityˆ of the Universal Fatherˆ as in the eternalˆ past, the eternalˆ present, and the eternalˆ future.
so the Eternalˆ Sonˆ is the Second Great Source and Center.
The spiritˆual aspects of creature mindˆ unfailingly respond to the spiritˆ-gravity pull of the Eternalˆ Sonˆ;
The spiritˆual cohesion of all creation rests upon the everywhere active presence of the divineˆ spiritˆ of the Eternalˆ Sonˆ.
It is literally true, whosoever has seen a Paradiseˆ Son has seen the Eternalˆ Sonˆ of Godˆ.
But a bestowed Avonal does declare,“Whosoever has seen me has seen the Eternalˆ Sonˆ of Godˆ.
is eternalˆ- it exists
The Father is infinite and eternalˆ, but to deny the possibility of his volitionalˆ self-limitation amounts to a denial of this very concept of his volitionalˆ absoluteness.
the repercussions of creature trinitization are not eternalˆ in nature;
Ascendersˆ must depend upon seraphicˆ transport in advancing from world to world until after the last rest of sleep on the inner circle of Havonaˆ and the eternalˆ awakening on Paradiseˆ.
unlimited, eternalˆ, and unique- a love bestowed upon this son
The First Father is universal spiritˆ, eternalˆ truth, infinite reality, and father personalityˆ.
Man is most truly the architect of his own eternalˆ destinyˆ.
The Eternalˆ Sonˆ transmits creatorship powersˆ only to the first or direct personalization.
Angelsˆ are not absolutelˆy sure of their eternalˆ future until they have attained Seraphingtonˆ.
The First Father is universal spiritˆ, eternalˆ truth, infinite reality, and father personalityˆ.
They were in function after the original(eternalˆ) creation
Neither does the existence of these three eternalˆ persons violate the truth of the indivisibility of Deityˆ.