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| gods before Him, and by worshipping them, to obscure THEIR tininess | T 16 F 13 (442) |
| are but reflections of the worshipping of death as Savior and | W 163 L 1 (356) |
| light; our minds engaged in worshipping what is not there. | W 192 L 7 (426) |
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WORSHIPS....................2
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| power of the god he worships over him. For he places | T 10 G 5 (272) |
| of all the world that worships idols, and that knows not | T 30 D 10 (818) |
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WORST.......................5
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| at best and viciousness at worst. That is its range. It | T 9 F 3 (233) |
| it seems like life; at worst, like death. Yet both are | T 23 C 19 (637) |
| are loans at best; at worst, deceptions which would cheat you | W 197 L 1 (441) |
| pride in the past. At worst, it induces inertia in the | M 25 A 1 M(58) |
| of them understands healing. At worst, they but make the body | P 3 E 4 P(9) |
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WORTH.......................61
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| and his neighbors inestimable worth simultaneously. T 1 B | T 1 B 18 (3) |
| worthy TO the worthy. This worth is re-established by the Atonement | T 2 E 2 (39) |
| live in His Light! Your worth is beyond perception because it | T 3 G 10 (62) |
| RECOGNIZE are of no real worth. T 3 I 3 | T 3 I 2 (67) |
| 4 B 10 Your worth is NOT established by your | T 4 B 10 (73) |
| teaching OR your learning. Your worth was established by God. As | T 4 B 10 (73) |
| is necessary to establish your worth. This point is NOT debatable | T 4 B 10 (73) |
| no one, including yourself, is WORTH consistent effort. Side with me | T 4 E 8 (87) |
| changes his mind about its worth. T 4 G 12 | T 4 G 11 (95) |
| communication is judged to be worth undertaking. Being is completely without | T 4 H 5 (97) |
| basis of which call is worth more to you. T | T 5 D 7 (105) |
| what you believe to be worth cultivating you will cultivate in | T 5 H 7 (121) |
| not a Child of God WORTH patience? I have shown you | T 5 H 12 (122) |
| always teaches you the inestimable worth of EVERY Son of God | T 7 H 8 (175) |
| of him, because his own worth is beyond anything he can | T 7 L 2 (185) |
| have made, and judge its worth fairly. Is it worthy to | T 7 L 3 (185) |
| a brother by recognizing his worth, you are acknowledging HIS power | T 7 L 6 (186) |
| BE no question of its worth because its value lies in | T 8 F 5 (201) |
| PROPORTION to your judgment of worth. If paying is associated with | T 8 K 10 (221) |
| cannot let you forget your worth. For the Father never ceases | T 11 G 2 (296) |
| on yourselves, even unto the worth that God has placed upon | T 13 D 13 (344) |
| Seek not to appraise the worth of Gods Son whom | T 13 H 15 (358) |
| in our appreciation of his worth, we CANNOT doubt his holiness | T 15 F 13 (403) |
| to see your brothers worth when all you want for | T 20 F 3 (560) |
| How can you estimate the worth of him who offers peace | T 20 F 4 (560) |
| WANT except his offering? His worth has been established by his | T 20 F 4 (560) |
| attainment will be evaluated as worth the seeing, and so you | T 20 H 8 (569) |
| keep from you must be worth having, just because they keep | T 23 C 9 (634) |
| make the body dear, and worth preserving. Specialness must be DEFENDED | T 24 B 5 (645) |
| How can you know your worth while specialness claims you instead | T 24 H 3 (665) |
| in THIS respect is hardly worth delaying change that might result | T 25 C 2 (672) |
| and could not see his worth at all. What honest witnesses | T 25 I 11 (694) |
| little in His sight, and worth no more than just a | T 26 C 7 (705) |
| is good and valuable and worth striving for can hurt you | T 26 G 1 (714) |
| short, and not esteem the worth of passing joys? What pleasures | T 27 B 6 (731) |
| dream. So little is his worth that he is but a | T 27 H 8 (753) |
| neither less nor more in worth than the extent to which | T 28 H 7 (783) |
| as unimportant, trivial; and not worth bothering about that it is | W 16 L 3 (28) |
| our goal is of little worth. Can the salvation of the | W 20 L 3 (34) |
| 5. Is it not worth five minutes of your time | W 98 L 5 (195) |
| given you? Is it not worth five minutes hourly to recognize | W 98 L 5 (195) |
| the opportunity to prove its worth to you. 10. | W 111 RIII 9 (229) |
| purpose, and a sense of worth and beauty that transcends the | W 122 L 1 (244) |
| and let you realize its worth to you. 10. | W 126 L 9 (257) |
| limit you further, hide your worth from you, and add another | W 128 L 3 (261) |
| to cherish. Nothing here is worth one instant of delay and | W 128 L 4 (261) |
| worthless offers nothing. Certainty of worth cannot be found in worthlessness | W 128 L 4 (261) |
| 2. It might be worth a little time to think | W 129 L 2 (263) |
| sound requirements, they are not worth desiring at all, for they | W 133 L 3 (277) |
| all, entirely desirable or not worth the slightest effort to obtain | W 133 L 12 (279) |
| The body, valueless and hardly worth the least defense, need merely | W 135 L 9 (286) |
| a minute of the hour worth the giving to receive a | W 137 L 13 (299) |
| against it and denied its worth; and has decided that he | W 139 L 4 (304) |
| our part to judge our worth, nor can we know what | W 154 L 1 (329) |
| but this become of little worth, the world to which you | W 157 L 7 (340) |
| to give. Are you not worth the gift, when God appointed | W 159 L 10 (346) |
| can behold them, see their worth, and cherish only them as | W 316 L 2 (567) |
| give me gifts beyond the worth of anything on earth. Let | W 344 L 1 (598) |
| each degree, however small, is worth achieving. Readiness, as the text | M 5 J 1 M(16) |
| pay for something of greater worth. For sickness is an election | M 6 B 1 M(18) |
| of fear hold out is worth an instants hesitation, when | G 3 A 7 G(8) |
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| creations because of their great worthiness. The mind will inevitably disown | T 2 F 5 (45) |
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WORTHLESS...................10
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| put your faith in the worthless. It will not sustain you | W 50 L 2 (88) |
| not think that less is worthless when you cannot give Him | W 105 L 9 (211) |
| Him you will understand how worthless are your idols, and how | W 110 L 8 (226) |
| of uncertainty and doubt. The worthless offers nothing. Certainty of worth | W 128 L 4 (261) |
| the idea the world is worthless, for unless you see that | W 129 L 1 (263) |
| the other as a wholly worthless thing, a but imagined source | W 138 L 10 (302) |
| found, abandoning all else as worthless in comparison with them? And | W 165 L 3 (362) |
| but lay them by as worthless in their tragic offerings. You | S 2 C 8 S(17) |
| it is. Give me these worthless things the instant that you | G 2 A 1 G(4) |
| place whereon I laid your worthless gifts for you, we will | G 2 A 3 G(4) |
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| he did not know its worthlessness at the time. He was | T 8 F 3 (200) |
| still the gift proclaims his worthlessness to you, as his acceptance | T 20 C 1 (549) |
| experience depression, a sense of worthlessness, and feelings of impermanence and | T 21 F 2 (590) |
| worth cannot be found in worthlessness. 5. Today we | W 128 L 4 (261) |
| becomes his judgment of their worthlessness. 11. All little | W 182 L 10 (393) |
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| the only gift that is worthy of being offered to the | T 2 B 34 (30) |
| created perfect, and is entirely worthy of receiving perfection. God IS | T 2 B 34 (30) |
| of real respect FROM the worthy TO the worthy. This worth | T 2 E 2 (39) |
| FROM the worthy TO the worthy. This worth is re-established by | T 2 E 2 (39) |
| come to understand what is worthy and what is not. After | T 2 F 4 (45) |
| make a home that is worthy of His creations, who have | T 4 B 14 (74) |
| His creations, who are wholly worthy of Him and ONLY of | T 4 B 15 (75) |
| Him. Nothing else is sufficiently worthy to be a gift for | T 4 B 15 (75) |
| nature of invention is not worthy of the abstract creativity of | T 4 C 17 (81) |
| will is strong enough or worthy enough to guide you. In | T 4 D 9 (84) |
| but a perfect body is worthy as its OWN temple. | T 4 I 2 (99) |
| Gods holy children are worthy to be channels of His | T 5 A 3 (100) |
| the Kingdom, making them, too, worthy of being shared. When they | T 5 F 12 (115) |
| Your judgment of what is worthy MAKES it worthy for you | T 5 H 7 (121) |
| what is worthy MAKES it worthy for you. Vengeance is mine | T 5 H 7 (121) |
| mind God created is equally worthy of being healed BECAUSE GOD | T 5 I 9 (126) |
| conclusion that a brother is WORTHY of attack rather than of | T 6 A 1 (128) |
| those whom God Himself created worthy of honor, and whom He | T 7 H 7 (175) |
| is the ONLY teacher sufficiently worthy to teach another. One Teacher | T 7 H 8 (175) |
| the only environment that is worthy of him, because his own | T 7 L 2 (185) |
| its worth fairly. Is it worthy to be a home for | T 7 L 3 (185) |
| only the whole Sonship is worthy to be co-creator with God | T 7 L 6 (186) |
| but because nothing else is WORTHY of him. What God and | T 8 F 2 (200) |
| nothing unworthy of God is worthy of you. Choose, then, what | T 9 F 7 (235) |
| it. Then you will be worthy to dwell in the | T 10 D 8 (260) |
| have done to make you worthy of the gift of God | T 13 H 11 (357) |
| He KNOWS that you are worthy of everything God wills for | T 13 H 11 (357) |
| there that is not equally worthy of both but will be | T 14 D 10 (373) |
| God, and only what is worthy of the Father will be | T 14 D 14 (374) |
| Learn that you MUST be worthy of the Prince of Peace | T 15 D 9 (395) |
| together, that he is wholly worthy of it, and in our | T 15 F 13 (403) |
| conviction that you are not worthy of it. And what is | T 18 E 3 (490) |
| am host to God AM worthy of Him. He Who established | T 18 E 5 (491) |
| enemy, weak, vulnerable and treacherous, worthy of the hate which you | T 18 G 6 (496) |
| their minds judge to be worthy of them. T 20 | T 20 C 2 (549) |
| placed upon it, making it worthy of their devotion. And each | T 20 C 3 (549) |
| is part of Him is worthy of being joined. Nor is | T 22 B 9 (608) |
| deadly and dangerous, hated and worthy only of destruction. Whatever gentleness | T 24 E 1 (656) |
| Father, whole and pure and worthy of His everlasting | T 25 B 1 (669) |
| meets this one demand is worthy of your faith. But nothing | T 25 H 6 (687) |
| withheld from others as less worthy, more condemned, and thus apart | T 25 J 6 (697) |
| friend. This is no friendship worthy of Gods Son, nor | T 26 G 2 (714) |
| home? If God esteems him worthy of Himself, would YOU attack | T 29 F 5 (795) |
| what HAS life and power worthy of the gift of Heaven | T 29 I 5 (803) |
| is seen, for who is worthy if he be but dust | T 31 F 2 (856) |
| is seen as stable, fully worthy of your trust; a happy | T 31 F 6 (857) |
| Love Itself. And you ARE worthy that your Will be done | T 31 F 6 (857) |
| upon your sight as wholly worthy of forgiveness, then your concept | T 31 G 2 (858) |
| solid and more sure; more worthy of your faith, and really | W 91 L 7 (175) |
| keeping faith with the more worthy in you as we go | W 91 L 9 (176) |
| day, and make it holy, worthy of Gods Son, acceptable | W 111 RIII 11 (230) |
| What gifts but these are worthy to be sought? What fancied | W 122 L 3 (244) |
| evaluate such petty gifts as worthy of His Son? Salvation is | W 126 L 7 (256) |
| purpose there. The only purpose worthy of your mind this world | W 128 L 2 (261) |
| things are valuable or valueless, worthy or not of being sought | W 133 L 12 (279) |
| the Son of God as worthy host? 6. Yet | W 135 L 5 (286) |
| be Judge of what is worthy of your own belief. He | W 151 L 7 (317) |
| elsewhere. Dreams are not a worthy guide for you who are | W 155 L 13 (335) |
| His Trust that you are worthy of His Trust in you | W 155 L 13 (335) |
| it alone is real, inevitable, worthy of their trust. For it | W 163 L 2 (356) |
| they are. And what is worthy of your love receives your | W 164 L 6 (360) |
| world. Is not this purpose worthy to be yours? Is not | W 164 L 8 (360) |
| self-deceiving arrogance that we are worthy. What is given us to | W 186 L 2 (406) |
| And if He deems us worthy, so we are. It is | W 186 L 4 (406) |
| of every thought it judges worthy and all the ideas of | W 189 L 7 (417) |
| to enslave, it is a worthy servant of the freedom which | W 199 L 6 (448) |
| yet believes are true, a worthy purpose? Who could hope for | W 200 L 6 (450) |
| so great I must be worthy. You created me, and know | W 238 L 1 (481) |
| he has to give is worthy of the therapist. For God | P 3 F 3 P(12) |