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And it shall come to pass that who ever calls on the name of the Lord, shall be saved. |
| He enclosed the Words of Creation to a point so little more then nothing, that an infinite sphere of all the Word contained all that He Created. His absolute became a finite notion that the tense of the verb "to be" occurred. In the first kindred His Word opened the absolute to expand where infinity was observable; as His Words declared all formed inclinations of His Grace and Mercy, to His Blessed likeness of Their Image contained. |