| DEARER......................3 | |
| which illusions of yourself are dearer than the truth. T | T 24 C 2 (648) |
| determination to reach what is dearer to us than all else | W 69 L 3 (128) |
| What more would God hold dearer, than this? These are His | G 4 A 4 G(10) |
| DEAREST.....................1 | |
| will recognize in everyone my dearest Friend. What could there be | W 60 RI 3 (110) |
| DEARLY......................2 | |
| You have paid very dearly for your illusions, and nothing | T 19 G 6 (531) |
| He sees no strangers, only dearly loved and loving friends. He | T 20 C 5 (550) |
| DEATH.......................502 | |
| because he made sickness and death himself, and can abolish both | T 1 B 24 (4) |
| been a confusion of levels. Death is a human affirmation of | T 1 B 42d (10) |
| Bible says, There IS no death, and why I demonstrated that | T 1 B 42d (10) |
| and why I demonstrated that death does not exist. I came | T 1 B 42d (10) |
| are afraid, say, of their death wishes by depreciating the power | T 2 E 5 (40) |
| the truly right-minded can escape. Death wishes do not kill in | T 2 E 6 (40) |
| thinking is dangerous. Given a death wish, a man has no | T 2 E 6 (40) |
| the association of last with death. This is an outstanding example | T 2 F 5 (45) |
| it were the fear of death. There IS no death, but | T 3 I 8 (69) |
| of death. There IS no death, but there IS a belief | T 3 I 8 (69) |
| there IS a belief in death. T 3 I 9 | T 3 I 8 (69) |
| who fear salvation are WILLING death. Life and death, light and | T 3 I 9 (69) |
| are WILLING death. Life and death, light and darkness, knowledge and | T 3 I 9 (69) |
| world is not left by death but by truth, and truth | T 3 I 9 (69) |
| crucifixion of the body, or death. T 4 A 4 | T 4 A 3 (70) |
| think this is accomplished through death, but NOTHING is accomplished through | T 6 F 5 (144) |
| but NOTHING is accomplished through death because death IS nothing. EVERYTHING | T 6 F 5 (144) |
| is accomplished through death because death IS nothing. EVERYTHING is accomplished | T 6 F 5 (144) |
| same mind, you can overcome death BECAUSE I DID. Death is | T 6 F 5 (144) |
| overcome death BECAUSE I DID. Death is an attempt to resolve | T 6 F 5 (144) |
| forms of sickness, even unto death, are physical expressions of the | T 8 I 3 (211) |
| no more a form of death than death is a form | T 8 I 4 (212) |
| a form of death than death is a form of unconsciousness | T 8 I 4 (212) |
| the wages of sin IS death. The sense is very literal | T 9 K 1 (248) |
| K 4 Sickness and death entered the mind of God | T 9 K 4 (248) |
| Him, for sleep is not death. What He created can sleep | T 10 B 11 (255) |
| Gods Son cannot will death for himself because His Father | T 10 B 11 (255) |
| and you cannot assign to death whom God has given eternal | T 10 G 8 (273) |
| cannot SEE the world of death. For death is NOT of | T 11 D 9 (289) |
| the world of death. For death is NOT of the real | T 11 D 9 (289) |
| which IS the symbol of death. For if you could REALLY | T 11 D 9 (289) |
| were willing to accept even death to deny your Father. Yet | T 11 D 10 (289) |
| you have eternal life. For death is not your Fathers | T 11 E 6 (291) |
| DO pay a price for death, and a very heavy one | T 11 E 6 (291) |
| a very heavy one. If death is your treasure, you will | T 11 E 6 (291) |
| must relinquish your investment in death, or you will not SEE | T 11 E 7 (292) |
| and have condemned yourself to death. The death penalty is the | T 11 H 14 (302) |
| condemned yourself to death. The death penalty is the egos | T 11 H 14 (302) |
| a criminal, as deserving of death as God knows you are | T 11 H 14 (302) |
| are deserving of life. The death penalty never leaves the ego | T 11 H 14 (302) |
| you live but to await death. It will torment you while | T 11 H 14 (302) |
| to God and therefore DESERVE death. You will think that death | T 11 H 15 (303) |
| death. You will think that death comes from God and NOT | T 11 H 15 (303) |
| you believe that YOU want death. And from what you want | T 11 H 15 (303) |
| yield to the desire for death REMEMBER THAT I DID NOT | T 11 H 16 (303) |
| me. Would I have overcome death for myself alone? And would | T 11 H 16 (303) |
| manifest YOU will never see death. For you will have looked | T 11 H 16 (303) |
| it are the laws of death. Children are born into it | T 11 J 2 (307) |
| of sorrow and separation and death. Their minds are trapped in | T 11 J 2 (307) |
| believing that it leads to death. And the journey will seem | T 11 J 7 (308) |
| Son by condemning him to death. You do not even suspect | T 12 B 1 (312) |
| in redemption. For your INDIVIDUAL death is more valued than your | T 12 C 6 (316) |
| could perhaps be argued that death suggests there WAS life, no | T 12 D 3 (319) |
| Even the past life which death might indicate could only have | T 12 D 3 (319) |
| not be more desirable than death? You have been as selective | T 12 D 3 (319) |
| but has the mark of death upon it. Hold it not | T 12 G 3 (330) |
| Forgetfulness and sleep and even death become the egos best | T 13 D 15 (345) |
| points to darkness and to death. We have followed much of | T 13 F 1 (349) |
| capricious and unholy whim of death and murder that your Father | T 13 F 6 (350) |
| immutable. Leave the world of death behind, and return quietly to | T 14 B 2 (363) |
| T 14 C 4 Death yields to life simply because | T 14 C 4 (367) |
| fear of death will be replaced with joy | T 14 E 4 (376) |
| the ego the goal is death, which IS its end. But | T 15 A 2 (386) |
| it is as mistrustful of death as it is of life | T 15 B 1 (386) |
| find peace even in the death it wants for you, it | T 15 B 1 (386) |
| although the ego aims at death and dissolution as an end | T 15 B 2 (386) |
| BELIEVE it. The goal of death, which it craves for you | T 15 B 2 (386) |
| is without the fear of death. Yet if death were thought | T 15 B 2 (387) |
| fear of death. Yet if death were thought of merely as | T 15 B 2 (387) |
| reconciled. The ego teaches thus: Death is the end as far | T 15 B 3 (387) |
| cannot conceive of its OWN death, it will pursue you still | T 15 B 3 (387) |
| is only an escape from death. They seek it desperately, but | T 16 E 4 (435) |
| they find the fear of death is still upon them, the | T 16 E 4 (435) |
| the special relationship. Through the death of YOUR self, you think | T 16 F 10 (441) |
| takes its power from his death. Over and over and over | T 16 F 11 (442) |
| and life arises not from death, nor Heaven from Hell. | T 16 F 11 (442) |
| strength is extracted from the death of God, and invested in | T 16 F 12 (442) |
| in which the dance of death delights you, can bring death | T 16 F 13 (442) |
| death delights you, can bring death to the eternal. Nor can | T 16 F 13 (442) |
| wholly insane could look on death and suffering, sickness and despair | T 16 G 9 (446) |
| whole, complete in EVERY aspect. Death lies in this glittering gift | T 17 E 9 (464) |
| the PICTURE, and realize that DEATH is offered you. T | T 17 E 9 (464) |
| acceptance of the gift of death. When you who are truth | T 17 E 10 (464) |
| picture of darkness and of death grows less convincing as you | T 17 E 13 (465) |
| to time, and life to death, was all you ever made | T 18 B 1 (481) |
| seeds of vengeance, violence and death. This thing you made to | T 18 G 7 (496) |
| the wages of sin IS death, and how can the immortal | T 19 C 3 (517) |
| Mind completely. Mourn, then, the death of God, Whom sin has | T 19 C 7 (518) |
| of them on pain of death, and laying them respectfully before | T 19 F 2 (528) |
| To the ego sin MEANS death, and so Atonement is achieved | T 19 F 8 (530) |
| can die for anyone, and death does not atone for sin | T 19 F 9 (530) |
| this is the belief in death? Here is the focus of | T 19 G 3 (531) |
| is gone? And where is death, when its great advocate is | T 19 G 8 (532) |
| ITSELF it whispers, It is death. T 19 H 6 | T 19 H 5 (535) |
| yet within which is his death equally inevitable. T 19 | T 19 H 8 (536) |
| they have dedicated THEMSELVES to death. Freedom is offered them, but | T 19 H 9 (536) |
| does the ego find the death IT seeks, returning it to | T 19 H 9 (536) |
| Peace III: The Attraction of Death T 19 | T 19 I 0 (536) |
| released from the dedication to death. For it was offered you | T 19 I 1 (536) |
| can die unless he chooses death. What SEEMS to be the | T 19 I 1 (536) |
| to be the fear of death is really its ATTRACTION. Guilt | T 19 I 1 (536) |
| And so it is with death. Made by the ego, its | T 19 I 1 (536) |
| their grim master, lord of death? Touch any one of them | T 19 I 2 (537) |
| and hear him laugh at death. The sentence sin would lay | T 19 I 2 (537) |
| Will as yours? What is death to you? YOUR dedication is | T 19 I 3 (537) |
| YOUR dedication is not to death, nor to its master. When | T 19 I 3 (537) |
| the egos, you renounced death, exchanging it for life. We | T 19 I 3 (537) |
| leaves not its source. And death is the result of the | T 19 I 3 (537) |
| came sin and guilt and death, in opposition to life and | T 19 J 1 (538) |
| Who created neither sin nor death, wills not that you be | T 19 J 1 (538) |
| body which THEY dedicated to death, a symbol of corruption, a | T 19 J 2 (538) |
| of your unrecognized dedication to death. The glitter of guilt you | T 19 J 2 (538) |
| seem to be. Death, were it true, would be | T 19 J 4 (539) |
| 5 Those who fear death see not how often and | T 19 J 5 (539) |
| save them from communication. For death is seen as safety, the | T 19 J 5 (539) |
| God. Yet the retreat to death is not the end of | T 19 J 5 (539) |
| of your seeming love for death that peace must flow across | T 19 J 5 (539) |
| this is a DREAM of death. There is no funeral, no | T 19 J 6 (539) |
| it to die, for only death COULD conquer life. And what | T 19 J 6 (539) |
| 7 The fear of death will go as its appeal | T 19 J 7 (539) |
| it lies the end of death. T 19 J 8 | T 19 J 7 (540) |
| a sign of sin and death. Remember, then, that neither sign | T 19 J 9 (540) |
| a sign of sin and death, nor use it for destruction | T 19 J 9 (540) |
| see without the fear of death? What would you feel and | T 19 K 1 (541) |
| you feel and think if death held no attraction for you | T 19 K 1 (541) |
| it when the fear of death is gone. T 19 | T 19 K 2 (541) |
| upheld by the belief in death, and protected by its attraction | T 19 K 3 (541) |
| its attraction. The dedication to death and to its sovereignty is | T 19 K 3 (541) |
| See how the belief in death would seem to save you | T 19 K 4 (541) |
| It is the attraction of death that makes life seem to | T 19 K 4 (541) |
| are no more afraid of death than of the ego. These | T 19 K 4 (541) |
| body. And the appeal of death is lost forever as love | T 19 K 5 (542) |
| the holy waxen image of death, and the fear of vengeance | T 19 K 6 (542) |
| the cold sweat of seeming death can stand against your will | T 19 K 7 (542) |
| resurrection, and not separate in death. Behold the gift of freedom | T 19 L 10 (545) |
| garden of seeming agony and death. So will we prepare together | T 19 L 11 (545) |
| Who knows no sin, no death, but only life eternal. | T 19 L 11 (545) |
| week we celebrate life, not death. And we honor the perfect | T 20 B 1 (547) |
| united in crucifixion and in death. Nor can the resurrection be | T 20 B 2 (547) |
| and crown him king of death. Your chosen home is on | T 20 C 7 (550) |
| frightened, hoping at most that death will wait a little longer | T 20 D 4 (553) |
| and those who kill FEAR death. All these are but the | T 20 D 4 (554) |
| sees them, - sickness and death and misery and pain. These | T 20 E 1 (557) |
| you prisoner to pain and death MUST be forgotten. This is | T 20 F 7 (561) |
| space and time, beholden unto death, and given but an instant | T 20 G 11 (566) |
| to offer his devotion to deaths idols, and then pass | T 20 G 11 (566) |
| play the idle game of death in your imagination. But vision | T 20 I 7 (571) |
| on scenes of violence and death, and watched them change to | T 20 I 11 (573) |
| He goes from life to death, the final proof he valued | T 21 I 1 (601) |
| guilt and suffering, sickness and death, to their believers. The form | T 22 C 3 (610) |
| give each other life or death; either you are each other | T 22 C 7 (611) |
| that you would WANT? The death of God, if it were | T 23 B 2 (628) |
| were possible, would be YOUR death. Is this a VICTORY? The | T 23 B 2 (628) |
| and therefore deserves attack and death. This principle, closely related to | T 23 C 4 (632) |
| you. His treachery demands his death, that YOU may | T 23 C 11 (634) |
| you want that NEEDS his death? Can you be sure your | T 23 C 12 (635) |
| the laws of fear make death appear! Give thanks unto the | T 23 C 15 (636) |
| of God for fear and death! T 23 C 16 | T 23 C 15 (636) |
| forms of murder NOT mean death? Can an attack in ANY | T 23 C 17 (636) |
| like life; at worst, like death. Yet both are judgments on | T 23 C 19 (637) |
| entails. If the intent is death, what matter the form it | T 23 D 1 (639) |
| 23 D 2 Is death in any form, however lovely | T 23 D 2 (639) |
| that haunts the place of death is not apparent, that it | T 23 D 6 (640) |
| of LIFE, and not of death. Yet He remains the only | T 23 E 1 (641) |
| neither is. Life makes not death, creating like itself. T | T 23 E 3 (641) |
| but looks on sight of death. Not one believer in its | T 24 C 12 (651) |
| but ILLUSION of despair. The death of specialness is not YOUR | T 24 C 14 (652) |
| of specialness is not YOUR death, but your awaking into life | T 24 C 14 (652) |
| like a flaming sword of death between them, and makes them | T 24 D 4 (654) |
| How could they will the death of love itself? Yet they | T 24 D 5 (654) |
| behind. Salvation challenges not even death. And God Himself, Who knows | T 24 D 5 (654) |
| God Himself, Who knows that death is not your will, must | T 24 D 5 (654) |
| waken from their dream of death. Yet they hear nothing. They | T 24 D 7 (654) |
| by Him Who made not death; but only in the dream | T 24 D 7 (654) |
| guilts attraction. Here is death enthroned as savior; crucifixion is | T 24 E 1 (656) |
| for but the sight of death? Where does it lead but | T 24 F 4 (659) |
| sound of battle and of death. He reaches through them, holding | T 24 F 7 (659) |
| all living things from death, receiving from each one the | T 24 F 7 (660) |
| its laws of violence and death. Yet it is given you | T 24 G 4 (662) |
| for not one law of death you bind him to will | T 24 G 5 (662) |
| condemn it to decay and death. And if you see this | T 24 H 4 (666) |
| life cannot be housed in death. No more can you. Christ | T 25 A 1 (669) |
| evil, and, above all, your death. And would you not despise | T 25 B 2 (670) |
| you this, and seek his death instead? The message and the | T 25 B 2 (670) |
| it in a frame of death. God kept it safe that | T 25 C 7 (673) |
| on Christ INSTEAD of seeing death. T 25 C 9 | T 25 C 8 (674) |
| Condemned by you, he offers death to you. In everyone you | T 25 F 4 (682) |
| the cost of sin is death. And so it IS. For | T 25 H 1 (686) |
| sin is a REQUEST for death, a wish to make this | T 25 H 1 (686) |
| the sinners wish for death is just as strong as | T 25 H 2 (686) |
| and joy. Nothing attests to death and cruelty, to separation and | T 25 H 5 (687) |
| aims can NOT be reconciled. Death demands life, but life is | T 25 H 13 (690) |
| be makes little difference. But death must be the cost and | T 25 I 3 (691) |
| where love means hate, and death is seen as victory and | T 25 I 3 (691) |
| by those who seek his death, and could not see his | T 25 I 11 (694) |
| in him a sin deserving death. T 26 B 6 | T 26 B 5 (701) |
| ears bear witness to the death of God and of His | T 26 B 6 (702) |
| any sacrifice of life or death. For neither did he make | T 26 B 7 (702) |
| part of resurrection, NOT of death. No past illusions have the | T 26 F 10 (712) |
| you in a place of death, a vault Gods Son | T 26 F 10 (712) |
| time and death are real, and have existence | T 26 F 12 (713) |
| seeming interval from birth to death, and on to life again | T 26 F 13 (713) |
| and harm, in sacrifice and death, has come to you. For | T 26 G 1 (714) |
| role forgiveness plays in ending death, and all beliefs that rise | T 26 H 7 (716) |
| preference to this world which death and desolation seem to rule | T 26 H 10 (717) |
| wish to hurt he chooses death, instead of what his Father | T 26 H 17 (719) |
| crucifixion and from Hell and death, all glory be forever. For | T 26 H 18 (719) |
| the world of sin and death. For what can save each | T 26 H 20 (720) |
| should deliverance be disguised as death? Delay is senseless, and the | T 26 I 9 (723) |
| What was a place of death has now become a living | T 26 J 3 (724) |
| you will not escape the death you made for him. But | T 27 A 2 (729) |
| Heaven in your blood and death, and go before him, closing | T 27 B 1 (729) |
| do they seek to kill. Death seems an easy price, if | T 27 B 2 (730) |
| witness to his guilt, and death would prove his errors must | T 27 B 2 (730) |
| Sickness is but a little death; a form of vengeance not | T 27 B 3 (730) |
| for life, but wish for death, that is the motivation for | T 27 B 5 (731) |
| you love. Depression speaks of death and vanity of real concern | T 27 B 5 (731) |
| for their little lives? Their death will pay the price for | T 27 B 6 (731) |
| strange belief that sin and death are real, and innocence and | T 27 B 7 (731) |
| healing take the place of death. The body can become a | T 27 B 9 (732) |
| in the fetid scent of death. Let it have healing as | T 27 B 9 (732) |
| BE undone. And hopelessness and death must disappear before the ancient | T 27 C 6 (734) |
| weak and miserable cry of death and guilt. The ancient calling | T 27 C 6 (734) |
| hear. Brother, there IS no death. And this you learn when | T 27 C 6 (734) |
| hear but the call of death. T 27 G 3 | T 27 G 2 (748) |
| witness to the bodys death He sends a witness to | T 27 G 4 (749) |
| in Him Who knows no death. Each miracle He brings is | T 27 G 4 (749) |
| As fear is witness unto death, so is the miracle the | T 27 G 5 (749) |
| pleasure, and the throes of death itself, are but a single | T 27 G 6 (749) |
| to make between a sleeping death and dreams of evil or | T 27 H 9 (753) |
| choose between BUT life or death, waking or sleeping, peace or | T 27 H 9 (753) |
| the night and plots your death, yet plans that it be | T 27 H 11 (754) |
| terror, and in fear of death. He brings forgiving dreams, in | T 27 H 13 (754) |
| murder and there IS no death. The dream of guilt is | T 27 H 13 (754) |
| as offering both life and death to you. Brother, He gives | T 27 H 15 (755) |
| healing, or for dreams of death? A dream is like a | T 28 C 4 (767) |
| dream of sickness and of death. It means that you share | T 28 E 1 (773) |
| hate and malice, bitterness and death, of sin and suffering and | T 28 F 2 (776) |
| rises from the bones of death. Look at the little gap | T 28 F 7 (778) |
| to be forever faithful unto death. And by his healing is | T 28 G 5 (780) |
| apart from life, alive in death, with death perceived as life | T 29 C 6 (788) |
| life, alive in death, with death perceived as life, and living | T 29 C 6 (788) |
| perceived as life, and living, death. Confusion follows on confusion here | T 29 C 6 (788) |
| was built as temple unto death. He lives in God, and | T 29 C 10 (789) |
| yours from sickness and from death. For what is yours cannot | T 29 C 10 (789) |
| dream of bodies and of death is yet one theme of | T 29 D 2 (790) |
| he holds the hand of death. Believe him not. But learn | T 29 F 5 (795) |
| for all his dreams of death; a dream of hope you | T 29 F 6 (795) |
| hate, and will continue in deaths services. Each form it | T 29 F 6 (795) |
| in some way calls for death. And those who serve the | T 29 F 6 (795) |
| who serve the lord of death have come to worship in | T 29 F 6 (795) |
| danger and destruction, sin and death; of madness and of murder | T 29 G 1 (797) |
| hour of his birth and death. Forgiveness will not change him | T 29 G 2 (797) |
| its changelessness. There is no death because the living share the | T 29 G 4 (798) |
| it was a dream of death, you need not let it | T 29 G 5 (798) |
| he seeks IS but his death. Its form appears to be | T 29 H 3 (799) |
| try to bring about your death. For you believe that you | T 29 H 4 (799) |
| suffer lack, and lack IS death. To sacrifice is | T 29 H 4 (799) |
| lifeless IS a sign of death. You came to die, and | T 29 H 5 (800) |
| to PERCEIVE the signs of death you seek? No sadness and | T 29 H 5 (800) |
| in its lifelessness, is really death, conceived as real and given | T 29 H 5 (800) |
| decay, because a form of death cannot be life, and what | T 29 H 5 (800) |
| by one, and you see death and disappointment everywhere. T | T 29 H 6 (800) |
| to threaten life, and offer death. T 29 H 9 | T 29 H 8 (801) |
| to prove there IS no death, and ONLY life exists. The | T 29 H 9 (801) |
| life exists. The sacrifice of death is NOTHING lost. An idol | T 29 H 9 (801) |
| living to a sign of death. Its form is nowhere, for | T 29 I 4 (803) |
| search for idols and for death. T 29 J 10 | T 29 J 9 (807) |
| to fear, a slave to death, a little creature with a | T 30 C 3 (814) |
| your decision, that he learn death has no power over him | T 30 C 5 (815) |
| the dreams of birth and death that here are dreamed; the | T 30 D 10 (818) |
| vain appeal, for suffering and death have been perceived as things | T 30 F 2 (823) |
| image, and a sign of death. Is --- | T 30 G 10 (829) |
| as it is saved from death when you have heard its | T 31 A 9 (838) |
| past each seeming call to death, that sings behind each murderous | T 31 A 10 (839) |
| you. And thus he merits death, because he has no purpose | T 31 B 4 (840) |
| is life as easily as death, for what you choose, you | T 31 B 5 (841) |
| not, for you have chosen death. But if he calls for | T 31 B 5 (841) |
| But if he calls for death or calls for life; for | T 31 B 5 (841) |
| except in murder and in death. For here are you made | T 31 C 5 (845) |
| which sin must kill. In death is sin preserved, and those | T 31 C 5 (845) |
| their freedom from imprisonment and death. Open you mind to change | T 31 C 7 (845) |
| narrow band from birth to death, a little time is given | T 31 D 1 (846) |
| lead to disappointment, nothingness and death. There IS no choice in | T 31 D 2 (846) |
| of them will lead to death. On some you travel gaily | T 31 D 2 (846) |
| escape from madness and from death. Nowhere but where He is | T 31 D 10 (849) |
| one appears and disappears in death; that one is doomed to | T 31 F 2 (856) |
| the love of guilt and death, they all are different names | T 31 G 9 (860) |
| thing of madness, pain and death; a thing of treachery and | T 31 G 14 (862) |
| and what they see is death. Their Savior stands, unknowing and | T 31 G 15 (862) |
| is suffering and loss and death shows me that I am | W 53 RI 5 (97) |
| signs of disease, disaster and death. This cannot be what God | W 55 RI 1 (100) |
| Pain, illness, loss, age and death seem to threaten me. All | W 56 RI 1 (102) |
| life may replace thoughts of death. 3. Remember that | W 62 L 2 (114) |
| to condemn the body to death. Perhaps you do not yet | W 68 L 1 (126) |
| What could it be but death? In trying to present Himself | W 72 L 5 (137) |
| of life and not of death, He is a liar and | W 72 L 5 (137) |
| that his salvation must be death, projecting this attack onto God | W 72 L 5 (138) |
| only savior. It is the death of God and your salvation | W 72 L 6 (138) |
| go. Darkness and turmoil and death have disappeared. The light has | W 75 L 1 (146) |
| sharpened needle will ward off death. You really think you are | W 76 L 3 (149) |
| detours, illusions, and thoughts of death. You are dedicated to salvation | W 81 RII 4 (162) |
| that you would rush to death by your own hand, living | W 93 L 1 (180) |
| You think that this is death, but it is life. You | W 93 L 4 (180) |
| of loss or suffering or death. 4. Nothing is | W 94 L 3 (183) |
| on sin and pain and death, on grief and separation and | W 99 L 5 (197) |
| true. The sinful warrant only death and pain, and it is | W 101 L 2 (203) |
| grants the welcome boon of death to victims who are little | W 101 L 3 (203) |
| is real Its offering is death, and meted out in cruel | W 101 L 4 (203) |
| and pain, past loss and death, and onward to the certainty | W 109 L 3 (222) |
| fear and evil, misery and death. If you remain as God | W 110 L 1 (225) |
| not real, and misery and death do not exist. 2 | W 110 L 1 (225) |
| turn to sickness, nor can death be substitute for life, or | W 110 L 3 (225) |
| easily do errors disappear, and death give place to everlasting life | W 124 L 2 (250) |
| found in darkness and in death. Yet it is perfectly apparent | W 127 L 5 (259) |
| darkness of the dream of death. Who could succeed where contradiction | W 131 L 1 (269) |
| of the imagined leads to death because it is the search | W 131 L 2 (269) |
| for life you ask for death. You look for safety and | W 131 L 2 (269) |
| a prisoner to your beliefs. Death strikes it everywhere because you | W 132 L 3 (273) |
| hold the bitter thought of death within your mind. 4 | W 132 L 3 (273) |
| it suddenly on point of death, and rise to teach it | W 132 L 7 (274) |
| thoughts you ever held of death. --- Manuscript | W 132 L 8 (274) |
| While you made plans for death, He led you gently to | W 135 L 19 (289) |
| again from what was seeming death and hopelessness. Now is the | W 135 L 26 (290) |
| to hell, nor life to death. You can but choose to | W 136 L 11 (293) |
| hold yourself a prisoner to death. His life becomes your own | W 137 L 9 (298) |
| the and be overcome by death. In death alone are opposites | W 138 L 7 (301) |
| be overcome by death. In death alone are opposites resolved, for | W 138 L 7 (301) |
| salvation must be seen as death, for life is seen as | W 138 L 7 (301) |
| replacing witnesses to sin and death. Through your transfiguration is the | W 151 L 17 (319) |
| opposites to truth, and suffers death to triumph over life, all | W 152 L 7 (322) |
| brothers from the ways of death, and set them on the | W 155 L 7 (334) |
| of sin in punishment and death. In lightness and in laughter | W 156 L 6 (338) |
| days and nights in celebrating death. Today you learn to feel | W 157 L 1 (339) |
| transition can be made from death to life, from hopelessness to | W 159 L 10 (346) |
| a thing, it calls for death as surely as Gods | W 161 L 7 (351) |
| Voice proclaims there is no death. Fear is insatiable, consuming everything | W 161 L 7 (351) |
| sound will never look on death. 3. Holy indeed | W 162 L 2 (354) |
| Lesson 163. There is no death. The Son of God is | W 163 L 0 (356) |
| 1. Death is a thought which takes | W 163 L 1 (356) |
| reflections of the worshipping of death as Savior and as giver | W 163 L 1 (356) |
| deceptions, does the thought of death seem mighty. For it seems | W 163 L 2 (356) |
| 3. All things but death are seen to be unsure | W 163 L 3 (356) |
| aspirations and of dreams. But death is counted on. For it | W 163 L 3 (356) |
| to rest beneath the headstone death has placed upon the body | W 163 L 4 (356) |
| defeat, he has become what death would have him be. His | W 163 L 5 (357) |
| him be. His epitaph, which death itself has written, gives no | W 163 L 5 (357) |
| It is impossible to worship death in any form, and still | W 163 L 6 (357) |
| believing in the rest. For death is total. Either all things | W 163 L 6 (357) |
| The idea of the death of God is so preposterous | W 163 L 7 (357) |
| Eternal Life gave way to death. And with the Father died | W 163 L 7 (357) |
| as well. 8. Deaths worshippers may be afraid | W 163 L 8 (357) |
| this today. There is no death, and we renounce it now | W 163 L 8 (357) |
| as well. God made not death. Whatever form it takes must | W 163 L 8 (357) |
| given us to look past death and see the light beyond | W 163 L 8 (357) |
| Eternal Life. There is no death, for death is not Your | W 163 L 9 (357) |
| There is no death, for death is not Your Will. And | W 163 L 9 (357) |
| your thoughts of misery and death obscure the perfect happiness and | W 165 L 1 (362) |
| cannot die. The wish for death is answered, and the sight | W 166 L 11 (366) |
| no opposite. There is no death because what God created shares | W 167 L 1 (368) |
| His Life. There is no death because an opposite to God | W 167 L 1 (368) |
| not exist. There is no death because the Father and the | W 167 L 1 (368) |
| s opposite. You call it death. Yet we have learned that | W 167 L 2 (368) |
| learned that the idea of death takes many forms. It is | W 167 L 2 (368) |
| or the merest frown, acknowledge death. And thus deny you live | W 167 L 2 (368) |
| 3. You think that death is of the body. Yet | W 167 L 3 (368) |
| with God. 4. Death is the thought that you | W 167 L 4 (368) |
| 5. Death cannot come from life. Ideas | W 167 L 5 (369) |
| with them. The thought of death is not the opposite to | W 167 L 8 (369) |
| We will not ask for death in any form today. Nor | W 167 L 10 (370) |
| life which cannot separate in death and leave the Source of | W 167 L 11 (370) |
| 163) There is no death. The Son of God is | W 177 RV 1 (386) |
| at poverty, starvation and at death. He recognizes sacrifice remains the | W 187 L 6 (411) |
| fearful world, held cruelly in deaths sharp- pointed, bony fingers | W 189 L 5 (417) |
| insane desire for revenge and death. 2. Can such | W 190 L 1 (419) |
| is dead, has shown that death is victor over life. The | W 190 L 3 (419) |
| Son of God, corruptible in death, as mortal as the Father | W 190 L 3 (419) |
| evil dreams. Your thoughts of death envelop it in fear, while | W 190 L 7 (420) |
| seem to bring you nearer death; no hope you hold but | W 191 L 2 (422) |
| look on evil, sin and death, and watch despair snatch from | W 191 L 3 (422) |
| have laid the mark of death upon its heart. 7 | W 191 L 6 (423) |
| caverns where the rites of death echoed since time began. For | W 191 L 8 (423) |
| You play the game of death, of being helpless, pitifully tied | W 191 L 9 (424) |
| no more and dream of death. Then join with me today | W 191 L 10 (424) |
| by which the fear of death is overcome because it holds | W 192 L 4 (425) |
| Savior from the prison-house of death. And so you owe him | W 192 L 9 (427) |
| that pain is real, and death becomes our choice instead of | W 193 L 6 (429) |
| from sadness, pain, and even death itself. 4. God | W 194 L 3 (432) |
| him down to lie in death with you, as useless as | W 195 L 3 (435) |
| hatred and the path of death. All these go with you | W 195 L 5 (436) |
| thoughts of crucifixion and of death to thoughts of liberation and | W 196 L 3 (438) |
| within you, eager for your death, intent on plotting punishment for | W 196 L 11 (440) |
| snatches them away again in death. For death will have no | W 197 L 6 (442) |
| away again in death. For death will have no meaning for | W 197 L 6 (442) |
| suffering, and finally away from death. How could there be another | W 197 L 4 (443) |
| are one; a place where death is offered to Gods | W 197 L 7 (444) |
| world entirely. It is not death which makes this possible, but | W 226 L 1 (468) |
| ends the bitter dream of death; aware it is my Father | W 237 L 1 (480) |
| with thoughts of violence and death. Now would we rest again | W 249 L 2 (493) |
| His Will forever overcome by death, love slain by hate, and | W 250 W4 3 (495) |
| little life that ends in death. But all the while his | W 250 W4 4 (495) |
| sight redeems the world from death. For nothing that He looks | W 271 W6 1 (518) |
| be asleep in dreams of death, while truth remains forever living | W 282 L 1 (530) |
| a mind for thoughts of death, attack and murder? What can | W 290 W8 3 (539) |
| neutral thing does not see death, for thoughts of fear are | W 294 L 1 (543) |
| be used to say that death and sorrow are the certain | W 300 L 1 (549) |
| formless, it has no effects. Death will not claim the future | W 314 L 1 (565) |
| sickness, suffering, and loss and death. This is not what our | W 328 L 1 (580) |
| to end its life in death. It is the will that | W 330 W12 1 (583) |
| is fearful, life is really death, and what opposes God alone | W 330 W12 1 (583) |
| know of madness and the death of God, when he abides | W 330 W12 3 (583) |
| followers prepare its feast of death. 5. Yet will | W 330 W12 4 (583) |
| is sleep, and peace awakening. Death is illusion; life, Eternal Truth | W 331 L 1 (584) |
| teaches nothing but despair and death, God sends His teachers. And | M 1 A 4 M(2) |
| its illusions of change and death, wears out the world and | M 2 A 4 M(4) |
| for Himself. Only by his death can He be conquered by | M 6 B 1 M(18) |
| is. But if he chooses death himself, his weakness is his | M 6 B 2 M(18) |
| brothers to turn away from death. Behold, you Son of God | M 6 D 2 M(21) |
| healing is the way to death? When this is so, a | M 7 A 1 M(22) |
| for, he may ask for death. Healing must wait, for his | M 7 A 1 M(22) |
| sickening despair and fear of death; all these have come of | M 11 A 6 M(30) |
| promised that there is no death; that resurrection must occur, and | M 12 A 1 M(30) |
| God says there is no death; your judgment sees but death | M 12 A 2 M(31) |
| death; your judgment sees but death as the inevitable end of | M 12 A 2 M(31) |
| for its outcome must be death. How then can one believe | M 18 A 6 M(46) |
| on him must meet with death. M 18 A 8 | M 18 A 7 M(46) |
| you now. There is no death. This sword does not exist | M 18 A 9 M(47) |
| that overcomes the fear of death, for separate fragments must decay | M 20 A 4 M(49) |
| Living is joy, but death can only weep. You see | M 21 A 5 M(51) |
| only weep. You see in death escape from what you made | M 21 A 5 M(51) |
| not see; that you made death, and it is but illusion | M 21 A 5 M(51) |
| but illusion of an end. Death cannot be escape, because it | M 21 A 5 M(51) |
| it is God. Life and death seem to be opposites because | M 21 A 5 M(51) |
| opposites because you have decided death ends life. Forgive the world | M 21 A 5 M(51) |
| of God. He has overcome death because he has accepted Life | M 24 A 2 M(56) |
| was not the beginning and death is not the end. Yet | M 25 A 5 M(59) |
| 28. WHAT IS DEATH? M | M 28 0 0 M(63) |
| M 28 A 1 Death is the central dream from | M 28 A 1 M(63) |
| denied that life is real. Death has become lifes symbol | M 28 A 2 M(63) |
| endless war. Where there is death is peace impossible. | M 28 A 2 M(63) |
| M 28 A 3 Death is the symbol of the | M 28 A 3 M(64) |
| all things live because of death. Devouring is natures law | M 28 A 3 M(64) |
| any grounds for trust. If death is real for anything there | M 28 A 4 M(64) |
| anything there is no life. Death denies life. But if there | M 28 A 4 M(64) |
| there is reality in life, death is denied. No compromise in | M 28 A 4 M(64) |
| God. He did not make death because He did not make | M 28 A 4 M(64) |
| 5 The reality of death is firmly rooted in the | M 28 A 5 M(64) |
| And if God created bodies, death would indeed be real. But | M 28 A 5 M(64) |
| illusions becomes more sharply evident. Death is indeed the death of | M 28 A 5 M(64) |
| evident. Death is indeed the death of God, if He is | M 28 A 5 M(64) |
| to be overcome will be death. Of course! Without the idea | M 28 A 6 M(65) |
| course! Without the idea of death there is no world. All | M 28 A 6 M(65) |
| of all illusions. And in death are all illusions born. What | M 28 A 6 M(65) |
| What can be born of death and still have life? But | M 28 A 6 M(65) |
| vain attempts to cling to death and yet to think love | M 28 A 6 M(65) |
| Accept no compromise in which death plays a part. Do not | M 28 A 7 M(65) |
| wavers nor sinks down to death and dissolution. And what is | M 28 A 7 M(65) |
| what is the end of death? Nothing but this; the realization | M 28 A 7 M(65) |
| the overcoming or surmounting of death. It is a reawakening or | M 29 A 1 M(66) |
| resurrection is the denial of death, being the assertion of life | M 29 A 2 M(66) |
| at hand. There is no death. The Son of God is | M 29 A 4 M(67) |
| and seeing guilt, disease and death as real. Both this world | U 2 A 5 U(2) |
| Illusions will not last. Their death is sure and this alone | U 3 A 1 U(4) |
| grim appeal of guilt and death is there snuffed out forever | U 5 A 7 U(9) |
| and evil, malice, fear or death. U 6 A 4 | U 6 A 3 U(10) |
| is this: There is no death because the Son of God | U 6 A 6 U(11) |
| in which you dance to deaths thin melody. For in | U 7 A 5 U(12) |
| has been made. Sickness and death and misery now stalk the | P 3 E 3 P(9) |
| another illness rise instead, for death has not been overcome until | P 3 E 5 P(10) |
| to hear this song of death an instant, and then dismiss | P 3 G 2 P(14) |
| triumphs and its dreams of death. The same are one, and | P 3 H 8 P(18) |
| now with the illusion of death and the fear of God | S 1 C 10 S(7) |
| that they are calls for death, made out of fear by | S 1 D 2 S(8) |
| thing of danger and of death. Forgiveness-to-destroy IS death, and this | S 2 B 2 S(12) |
| and of death. Forgiveness-to-destroy IS death, and this it sees in | S 2 B 2 S(12) |
| that does not lead to death. Only in someone else can | S 2 B 4 S(13) |
| to save His Son from death by offering the love of | S 2 B 8 S(14) |
| is not mercy. This is death. S 2 C 3 | S 2 C 2 S(15) |
| or you have sought your death, and prayed for separation from | S 2 C 7 S(17) |
| comparisons of every kind are death. For that is what their | S 2 C 8 S(17) |
| freedom while it asks for death. Would God deceive you? He | S 2 D 1 S(17) |
| of sin and guilt and death. About the role forgiveness has | S 2 D 6 S(18) |
| means for separation, sin and death become again the holy gift | S 2 D 6 S(19) |
| aging and the mark of death upon it this is clearly | S 3 B 2 S(20) |
| to its unstable, tiny breath. Death stares at them as every | S 3 B 2 S(20) |
| sense the heavy scent of death upon their hearts. S | S 3 B 2 S(20) |
| And with this wish is death a certainty, for prayer IS | S 3 C 2 S(21) |
| is a kind of seeming death that has a different source | S 3 C 2 S(21) |
| 3 This is what death should be; a quiet choice | S 3 C 3 S(21) |
| 4 We call it death, but it is liberty. It | S 3 C 4 S(22) |
| be the form in which death comes when it is time | S 3 C 4 S(22) |
| 6 This is not death according to the world, for | S 3 C S(22) |
| according to the world, for death is cruel in its frightened | S 3 C S(22) |
| prayer and kindly justice done? Death is reward and not a | S 3 C S(22) |
| until it brings a cruel death in seeming victory. It can | S 3 C 7 S(22) |
| in different form. Nor will death any more be feared because | S 3 D 6 S(25) |
| is His. His great destroyer, death. And sickness, suffering and grievous | S 3 E 5 S(26) |
| nothingness, where neither birth nor death is real, nor any form | G 1 A 1 G(1) |
| of fear, the dream of death, are done. And we give | G 2 A 3 G(5) |
| despair always in sight and death not far behind, if he | G 3 A 2 G(6) |
| holy is our way when death has no dominion, and the | G 3 A 7 G(7) |
| evil dreams of suffering and death can be the substitute you | G 4 A 9 G(12) |