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But it is not so with the angels of the outmost heaven.
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For every outmost consists of things prior and these of their firsts.
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He always knew the precise moment, the outmost low-water mark, of a bargain.
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In a word, there are such degrees in every outmost, thus in every effect.
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This gives the outmost and boldest view of the point.
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We are a nation of politicians, concerned about the outmost defences only of freedom.
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The reason is that the outmost is the complex, containant, and base of things prior.
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Therefore the seed-ground of heaven is in the outmost.
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The outmost tip of that chain was only a distant smudge lying low on the water.
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Every activity of the Lord is therefore from topmost and outmost simultaneously and so is in fullness.
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This world has many rings, like Saturn, and we live now on the outmost of them all.
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Parson Dan had come in from a long drive from the outmost portion of his large parish.
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And since the outmost is the complex, it follows that it is the containant and also the base.
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So the perfection of these angels exceeds in like measure the perfection of angels of the outmost heaven.
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As the water climbed to his shoulders Shann put one hand on the outmost log of the raft.
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This endeavor towards vegetating, and performing uses thereby, is the outmost derivation from the Divine in created things.