…to lose his soul. He hardly had to do anything except miss one mass and he was in trouble. Evil was ever nigh unto him. Saint Paul tells us and he meant it and he meant it very literally And because of this we see in Western civilization all the way…

…these forms of life were considered to be deities, gods, demigods, and godlings of various orders and kinds. Even Saint Paul described hierarchs of beings invisible to us, and early Christian religious art resplendent with chariots, archangels, and angels.…

…to be a worrier, nor to be a gossip. These excesses which sort of sweep over us and take control of us so that Saint Paul says, when we would do good, evil is ever nigh unto us. This situation is not necessary. It is foolish and unreasonable to…

…to name it. This was the unknown dark. But do not misunderstand, this is not the unknown God upon the altar which Saint Paul describes. Because in the structure, the Greek structure of the inscription on that altar, an unknown supreme being could not be…

…and forget remember the lawsuit problem in which individuals go to litigation without a moment's pause they should remember the words of Saint Paul who had the answer for that forgive thine enemy quickly while thou art on the way with him because if you…

…it moves. The ancients considered sleep a kind of death, a thought which is carried into the Bible in the words of Saint Paul. But motion was everywhere present. Motion as a power was not visible. To the ancients, motion was perhaps most clearly and…

…magnetic structure. And entirely apart from their interest in theology, these researchers came very close to the opinion of Saint Paul, as expressed in Corinthians. For it was learned through experience that the three most powerful emotional or mental…

…living faith was early experienced in Christianity, which fortunately was able to provide an excellent instrument in the epistles of Saint Paul. For in Saint Paul this mystical quality was already clearly manifested. And as one of the principal supporters of…

…experienced in Christianity, which fortunately was able to provide an excellent instrument in the epistles of Saint Paul. For in Saint Paul this mystical quality was already clearly manifested. And as one of the principal supporters of the early faith, Paul's…

…while Christianity was in its infancy, its direction was abruptly changed at almost the same time by the ministry of Saint Paul. The Christianity of the Four Gospels has gradually been absorbed into the Christology of the Epistles, and Saint Paul stands…

…of Saint Paul. The Christianity of the Four Gospels has gradually been absorbed into the Christology of the Epistles, and Saint Paul stands forth as the person who transforms the moral code of Jesus into a highly transcendental universal doctrine of…

…to be powers superior to man possessing intelligence. What are these powers? Some of the scriptural writers, particularly Saint Paul, refers to the hierarchs. the angels, archangels, thrones, dominions, principalities, and powers. These were regarded as great…

…and at the end it gave all and this is the principle of the idea as it is found in the Bible This is why Saint Paul speaks so strongly of love. The greatest of these is love. And that it is the great redemptive power. That this power is the thing…

…be united to produce the mystery but before these elements can be combined they must die for unless the seed dies says Saint Paul it shall not live again therefore the mystery like the mystery of the early Christian convert is the mystery of the…

…be united to produce the mystery but before these elements can be combined they must die for unless the seed dies says Saint Paul it shall not live again therefore the mystery like the mystery of the early Christian convert is the mystery of the…

…tired this sense of Christian immediacy certainly profoundly affected the religions of the West especially through the Christology of Saint Paul so it is quite possible that Mahayana Buddhism which had this tremendous emphasis upon the immediacy of spiritual…

…turn becomes a luminous vehicle for him as he perfects its intangibles, until it becomes truly like the golden wedding garment of Saint Paul, a wonderful vestment like the robes of glory of the High Priest of Israel. So this invisible robe of glory is in…

…and misuses of power so we hope that everyone will remember a little bit that this golden wedding garment is also according to Saint Paul the garment of divine love it is love rising triumphant it is the proof that when we really sincerely love we serve…

…these elements gradually resulted in philosophical implications going still further. And we find in the rise of Christian thinking that Saint Paul refers to sleep as a kind of death, and that those who sleep retire into a miniature after-death state. This…

…take it easy and in the course of time you will be rewarded you will be rewarded but remember the words of Saint Paul try the spirits test them when anything is done along mystical lines that are supposed to have certain outcomes see whether it…

…In fact, they are often symbolized in this vehicle that they have, the soul battery, the golden wedding battery of Saint Paul. And they are usually represented with gold batteries, and usually hailed and praised. They may have the nimbus behind the…

…deity within creation, not a deity outside of or brooding over creation. The attitude of Hermes is the same as the attitude of Saint Paul, the God in whom or in which And we are told that probably the original of the New Testament statement was also in…

…by the name of Eratos. He came from the area of Soli, which is now Cilicia, and it was from this same region that Saint Paul came. It may therefore be due to this and to the great esteem in which Heraclius was held, that he is considered today as…

…the way people thought things through. grandfather went into religion very heavily and became an outstanding authority in his day on Saint Paul. Now, at the time when he was running a fairly successful business, he was also devoting a great deal of time…

…experience, which is like the addition of a molecule or an electron to a formula, a totally new being comes into existence. Therefore, Saint Paul says, I die daily. And out of this constant death of the old, and the rebirth of the new, man is moving…