| Bethlehem, 4:as yet unsolved, though His teaching upon the Fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of man isBethlehem, 115:become conscious of their divinity and of the Fatherhood of God. At the same time, the more deeplyBethlehem, 123:thou art the Son of God, take advantage of the Fatherhood of God, and cast thyself down. ThisBethlehem, 159:and man is divine. If he is not, then the Fatherhood of God is but an empty form of words, andBethlehem, 159:is true, and we can take our stand upon His Fatherhood, knowing ourselves to be divine becauseBethlehem, 213:finding relief only in the realization of the Fatherhood of God and its corollary, the brotherhoodBethlehem, 215:which come to the fore in this word are the Fatherhood of God, and the fact that ignorance, ifBethlehem, 260:and on the brotherhood of man, based upon the Fatherhood of God. No other religion or era has thusBethlehem, 261:and dogma. He taught the unity of the faith, the Fatherhood of God, and the necessity not only toExternalisation, 400:recognized, where the brotherhood of man and the Fatherhood of God are recognized ideals and whereIntellect, 181:of Beings and accept the implications of that Fatherhood. Let us regard God as that "High andMagic, 110:his acceptance of Brotherhood in the Presence of Fatherhood, what difference does it make that theMagic, 145:in their inmost center are but one, God in his Fatherhood is known. Yet still that lighted lifePsychology1, 286:Out of the darkness of time God spoke, and the Fatherhood of Deity was revealed. The drama ofRays, 757:us the Lord's Prayer with its emphasis upon the Fatherhood of God, the coming of the Kingdom andRays, 757:great relationship. Christ emphasized ever the Fatherhood of God and substituted it in place of the |
