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WORRYING....................2
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message, and don't bother with worrying about how you received it | T 1 B 3d T(2)-2- |
for him, because he keeps worrying about this.) T 1 | T 1 B 35b T(23)23 |
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WORSE.......................2
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that the future will be WORSE than the present, and this | T 3 E 6 T(148)147 |
an illusion. He who is worse than you MUST be attacked | T 24 B 5 T(840)659 |
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WORSENING...................1
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even seem to be a worsening and not a help. Yet | P 3 F 6 P(13) |
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WORSHIP.....................23
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an idol which you may worship out of fear, but which | T 7 F 11 T(321)C 148 |
those who make idols DO worship them. The idols are nothing | T 9 I 7 T(409)- 236 |
God is sick is to worship the same idol he does | T 9 I 11 T(409)- 236 |
this the idol you would worship? Is this the image you | T 9 I 12 T(410)- 237 |
you WILL bow down and worship him, because HE WAS MADE | T 9 I 19 T(412)- 239 |
But if you refuse to worship him, in whatever form he | T 9 J 2 T(412)- 239 |
kept APART from those who worship them. This is the temple | T 20 G 6 T(752)575 |
your altars, AND WHICH YOU WORSHIP. And anything that threatens this | T 21 C 7 T(769)591 |
of death have come to worship in a separated world, each | T 29 F 6 T(1002)816 |
there. Each idol that you worship when God calls will never | T 29 H 1 T(1006)820 |
happy. It is vain to worship idols in the hope of | T 29 H 5 T(1007)821 |
let himself bow down in worship to what has no life | T 29 J 1 T(1012)826 |
idol REPRESENTS, and so its worship IS the worship of despair | T 29 J 3 T(1012)826 |
so its worship IS the worship of despair and terror, and | T 29 J 3 T(1012)826 |
beginning, NOT another try to worship idols, and to KEEP attack | T 29 J 10 T(1015)829 |
desires. Give them not your worship, for they are not there | T 30 E 5 T(1028)842 |
my reality today. I will worship no idols, nor raise my | W 84 L 2 W(167) |
It is impossible to worship death in any form, and | W 163 L 6 W(357) |
gods demand that those who worship them obey their dictates, and | W 170 L 6 W(378) |
is loved by those who worship it, and love appears to | W 170 L 9 W(379) |
2. Let us not worship idols, nor believe in any | W 277 W6 2 W(524) |
is unchangeable. Let me not worship idols. I am he my | W 283 L 1 W(531) |
merely to collect bodies to worship at their shrine, and this | P 4 B 9 P(23) |
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WORSHIPFUL..................1
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state of true awe is worshipful. It implies that one of | T 1 B 40v T(41)41 |
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WORSHIPFULLY................1
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names, you stood before them worshipfully, naming them as gods. | W 182 L 4 W(391) |
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WORSHIPPED..................7
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Even the idols that are worshipped here are shrouded deep in | T 20 G 6 T(752)575 |
and they are feared, and worshipped, both, BECAUSE you do not | T 29 I 1 T(1009)823 |
idols. No-one comes unless he worshipped them, and still attempts to | T 29 I 8 T(1011)825 |
weakness is an idol falsely worshipped, and adored that strength may | W 92 L 4 W(178) |
of what he is be worshipped not today. Deep in your | W 110 L 7 W(226) |
set upon a throne and worshipped faithfully. In no-one instant can | W 194 L 3 W(432) |
self-deceptions and of images we worshipped falsely ? truth returns to us | W 323 L 2 W(575) |
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WORSHIPPER..................2
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chaos, dear indeed to every worshipper of sin, is that each | T 23 C 4 T(826)645 |
reality does NOT contain. Each worshipper of idols harbors hope his | T 29 I 8 T(1011)825 |
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WORSHIPPERS.................10
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idols are nothing, but their worshippers are the Sons of God | T 9 I 7 T(409)- 236 |
that he crucify, and his worshippers obey. In his name they | T 10 G 5 T(441)268 |
left His altar, though His worshippers placed other gods upon it | T 14 E 3 T(552)- 379 |
for it would have its worshippers still believe that IT can | T 15 B 5 T(564)391 |
The enemies of Christ, the worshippers of sin, know not Whom | T 19 L 7 T(730)554 |
to DRAW to it the worshippers of what he placed UPON | T 20 C 3 T(735)559 |
is built, and where its worshippers are bound to bodies, and | T 22 D 4 T(806)626 |
while all the while its worshippers agree, and kneeling down with | W 163 L 5 W(357) |
163 L 8. Death's worshippers may be afraid. And yet | W 163 L 8 W(357) |
of fear. Yet must the worshippers of fear perceive their own | W 170 L 10 W(379) |
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WORSHIPPING.................3
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gods before Him, and, by worshipping them, to obscure THEIR tininess | T 16 F 13 T(620)447 |
are but reflections of the worshipping of death as Savior and | W 163 L 1 W(356) |
light; our minds engaged in worshipping what is not there. | W 192 L 7 W(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 T(441)268 |
of all the world that worships idols, and that knows not | T 30 D 9 T(1026)840 |
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WORST.......................5
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at best, and viciousness at worst. That is its range. It | T 9 F 4 T(399)- 226 |
it SEEMS like life; at worst, like death. Yet both are | T 23 C 20 T(831)650 |
are loans at best; at worst, deceptions which would cheat you | W 197 L 1 W(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.......................68
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an acknowledgment of equality and worth, all parts ARE equal. This | T 1 B 41b T(44)44 |
Then acknowledge the true creative worth of both yourself AND the | T 1 B 41v T(48)48 |
you regard an end as worth achieving, you will not devote | T 2 B 35 T(78)78 |
to clarify after the true worth of the goal itself is | T 2 B 36 T(78)78 |
the Atonement, and deny its worth by concealing it, and holding | T 2 B 63 T(85) 84 |
worthy TO the worthy. This worth IS re-established by the Atonement | T 2 E 3 T(100)99 |
E 51. It is worth repeating that ultimately there is | T 2 E 51 T(113)112 |
live in His light. Your worth is beyond perception because it | T 3 G 18 T(164)163 |
their misperception of his own worth. This tendency can ALWAYS be | T 3 G 29 T(166)165 |
KNOW are of no real worth at all. T 3 | T 3 I 4 T(181)C 8 |
in the unworthy. Your real worth IS your divine authorship, and | T 4 A 6 T(186)C 13 |
B 20. Your own worth is NOT established by your | T 4 B 20 T(192)C 19 |
established by your teaching. Your worth was established by God. As | T 4 B 20 T(192)C 19 |
is necessary to establish your worth. This point IS NOT DEBATABLE | T 4 B 21 T(193)C 20 |
that nobody, including yourself, is WORTH consistent effort. T 4 | T 4 E 11 T(216)C 43 |
changes his mind about its worth. T 4 G 24 | T 4 G 23 T(229)C 56 |
and with whom communication is worth undertaking. Being is completely without | T 4 H 7 T(230)C 57 |
basis of which call is worth more to you. T | T 5 D 8 T(239)C 66 |
what you believe to be worth cultivating you will cultivate in | T 5 H 8 T(261)C 88 |
not a child of God worth patience? I have shown you | T 5 H 15 T(263)C 90 |
always teaches you the inestimable worth of EVERY Son of God | T 7 H 8 T(333)C 160 |
of him, because his own worth is beyond ANYTHING that he | T 7 L 2 T(344)C 171 |
have made, and judge its worth fairly. Is it worthy to | T 7 L 3 T(344)C 171 |
a brother by recognizing his worth, you are acknowledging HIS power | T 7 L 7 T(345)C 172 |
be no question of its worth, because its value lies in | T 8 F 7 T(360)C 187 |
PROPORTION TO YOUR JUDGMENT OF WORTH. If paying is associated with | T 8 K 11 T(385) 212 |
cannot let you forget your worth. For the Father never ceases | T 11 G 2 T(469)- 296 |
on yourselves, even unto the worth that God has placed upon | T 13 D 13 T(519)- 346 |
Seek not to appraise the worth of God's Son, whom He | T 13 H 14 T(534)361 |
in our appreciation of his worth, we CANNOT doubt his holiness | T 15 F 13 T(580)407 |
you to see your brother's worth, when all you WANT for | T 20 F 3 T(749)572 |
How can you estimate the worth of him who offers peace | T 20 F 4 T(749)572 |
want EXCEPT his offering? His worth has been established by his | T 20 F 4 T(749)572 |
attainment will be evaluated as WORTH the seeing, and so you | T 20 H 8 T(757)580 |
keep from you must BE worth having, just BECAUSE they keep | T 23 C 9 T(828)647 |
make the body dear, and WORTH preserving. SPECIALNESS MUST BE DEFENDED | T 24 B 5 T(840)659 |
How will you KNOW your worth, while specialness claims you instead | T 24 H 3 T(860)679 |
in this regard is hardly worth delaying change that might result | T 25 C 2 T(868)687 |
and COULD not see his worth at all. What honest witnesses | T 25 I 10 T(894)713 |
little in His sight and worth no more than just a | T 26 C 6 T(906)725 |
is good and valuable and worth striving for can hurt you | T 26 G 1 T(917)743 |
short, and NOT esteem the worth of passing joys? What pleasures | T 27 B 6 T(936)762 |
So little is his worth that he is but a | T 27 H 9 T(959)- 785 |
neither less nor more in worth than the extent to which | T 28 H 7 T(989)815 |
as unimportant, trivial; and not worth bothering about that it is | W 16 L 3 W(28) |
our goal is of little worth. Can the salvation of the | W 20 L 3 W(34) |
5. Is it not worth five minutes of your time | W 98 L 5 W(195) |
given you? Is it not worth five minutes hourly to recognize | W 98 L 5 W(195) |
the opportunity to prove its worth to you. W 110 | W 110 R3 9 W(229) |
purpose, and a sense of worth and beauty that transcends the | W 122 L 1 W(244) |
and let you realize its worth to you. W 126 | W 126 L 9 W(257) |
limit you further, hide your worth from you, and add another | W 128 L 3 W(261) |
to cherish. Nothing here is worth one instant of delay and | W 128 L 4 W(261) |
worthless offers nothing. Certainty of worth cannot be found in worthlessness | W 128 L 4 W(261) |
2. It might be worth a little time to think | W 129 L 2 W(263) |
sound requirements, they are not worth desiring at all, for they | W 133 L 3 W(277) |
all, entirely desirable or not worth the slightest effort to obtain | W 133 L 12 W(279) |
The body, valueless and hardly worth the least defense, need merely | W 135 L 9 W(286) |
a minute of the hour worth the giving to receive a | W 137 L 13 W(299) |
against it and denied its worth; and has decided that he | W 139 L 4 W(304) |
our part to judge our worth, nor can we know what | W 154 L 1 W(329) |
but this become of little worth, the world to which you | W 157 L 7 W(340) |
to give. Are you not worth the gift, when God appointed | W 159 L 10 W(346) |
can behold them, see their worth, and cherish only them as | W 316 L 2 W(567) |
give me gifts beyond the worth of anything on earth. Let | W 344 L 1 W(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) |