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The rule of the seventh eye: in Him there is neither Greek nor Jew, nor bond nor free, so one takes every person regardless of colour, race or creed, asks of him only 'What do you want?', and persuades oneself that he is now the embodiment of the ideal he wants to embody. He has not sinned beyond reach; he has only fallen into a state, and to the degree that the seventh eye is used the eighth comes out of the forest of Albion.

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Galatians 3:28 | in Him there is neither Greek nor Jew, nor bond nor free

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For in Him there is neither Greek nor Jew, nor bond nor free.
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I was actually sent to this sphere to tell you that no matter what your race or your background is, you are a child of God.
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LectureWHO AM I?
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February 3 @ OUR FATHER | ¶2
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THE LORD’S PRAYER ¶14
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OUR FATHER ¶6
LectureOUR FATHER
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CHAPTER XII: THE DISCOVERY OF THE SELF ¶7
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ATTAINING DIVINE SON5HIP 219 ¶19
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LectureBOOK XIII
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Part I � A Selection From The Book of Grace. [397]: -FROM THE FIRST CENTURY. [397]: -FROM THE SECOND CENTURY. [399]: -FROM THE THIRD CENTURY. [406]: -FROM THE FOURTH CENTURY. [407]: -FROM THE FIFTH CENTURY. [411]: -FROM THE SIXTH CENTURY. [414]: -FRO ¶62
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