| Bethlehem, 241:one. Death is the only event which we can predict with absolute certainty, and yet it is the eventDiscipleship2, 349:into direct alignment, who, again, can predict what the revelation will be? When, again (as hintedDiscipleship2, 730:quiescence and acquiescence, it is difficult to predict the happenings possible." Your quiescence,Education, 115:time will demonstrate the truth of that which I predict. The world structure emerges from and isPsychology1, 181:time will demonstrate the truth of that which I predict. The world structure emerges from and isPsychology2, 143:supervene", for not even the Christ Himself can predict exactly the time limit within which changesPsychology2, 303:than any other. He will then, one can safely predict, eventually change his hypothesis into aRays, 210:own heart is undergone, and then I venture to predict that you will discover that it is not divine |
