Примери за използване на Absoluteˆ на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Godˆ is absoluteˆ truth.
In certain phases it is even absoluteˆ.
Absoluteˆ perfectˆion in all aspects.
Finiteˆ creatures are effectively insulated from the absoluteˆ levels by time and spaceˆ.
Not absoluteˆ, for it is pervaded by the Unqualified Absoluteˆˆ.
Primary and secondary motions are absoluteˆ, motion in relation to unmoving Paradiseˆ.
As absoluteˆ the Son functions as a person and only in the domain of the spiritˆual universeˆ.
Always are you learning, butnever are you able to arrive at the full knowledge of absoluteˆ truth.
Ganidˆ, I have absoluteˆ confidence in my heavenly Father's overcare;
Even an anthropomorphic Yahwehˆ is of greater religious value than an infinitely remote Absoluteˆ of Buddhism or Brahmanism.
The will of the Absoluteˆ Godˆ always benefits, never destroys;
It has failed to take into account that what may be finiteˆ-illusory on the absoluteˆ level may be absolutelˆy real on the finiteˆ level.
We do not know the absoluteˆ limits of spaceˆ, but we do know that the absoluteˆ of time is eternityˆ.
Will this ancient faithˆ respond once more to the invigorating stimulus of the presentation of new concepts of Godˆ and the Absoluteˆ for which it has so long searched?
I know that, while the great Godˆ is absoluteˆ, eternalˆ, and infinite, he is also good, divineˆ, and gracious.
Through more than two thousand years, many of the best minds of Asia have concentrated upon the problem of ascertaining absoluteˆ truth and the truth of the Absoluteˆ.
While absoluteˆ Deityˆ is eternalˆ in nature, the Gods are related to time as an experience in eternityˆ.
While there is much about spaceˆ that is absoluteˆ, that does not mean that spaceˆ is absoluteˆ.
Paradiseˆ, with an absoluteˆ grasp of material creation, perfectlˆy regulates and maintains the physical energies of this central universeˆˆ;
These functions are actively supremeˆ, ultimateˆ,and(within the limits of Deityˆ) absoluteˆ as far as all living realities of personalityˆ value are concerned.
Such a divineˆ gift is designed to function on numerous levels andin successive universeˆ situations ranging from the lowly finiteˆ to the highest absoniteˆ, even to the borders of the absoluteˆ.
Undoubtedly the attainment of Godˆ in absoluteˆ would reveal the Primal Ancestor of universesˆ as well as the Final Father of personalities.
And the fundamental cause of this universeˆ of energyˆ-mass, mindˆ, and spiritˆ, is eternalˆ- it exists and consists in the nature andreactions of the Universal Fatherˆ and his absoluteˆ co-ordinates.
While apparently dependent on three existentialˆ and absoluteˆ gravityˆ controls, the Infinite Spiritˆˆ appears to exercise three supercontrols.
Eternityˆ will disclose whether such an attainment is possible, but we are convinced, even if the finalitersˆ do grasp this ultimateˆ of divinityˆ,they will probably be unable to attain the superultimateˆ levels of absoluteˆ Deityˆ.
The divineˆ spiritˆ indwellˆing this human mindˆ andall potentials inherent in such a fragment of absoluteˆ spiritˆuality together with all associated spiritˆual influences and factors in human life.
Given the Paradiseˆ Trinityˆ, we can postulate alternate or even multiple ways of doing all things, but without the Trinityˆ of Father, Son, and Spiritˆ we are unable to conceive how the Infinite could achieve threefoldˆ andco-ordinate personalization in the face of the absoluteˆ oneness of Deityˆ.
Mortalˆ man is endowed with free will, the powerˆ of choice, andthough such choosing is not absoluteˆ, nevertheless, it is relatively final on the finiteˆ level and concerning the destinyˆ of the choosing personalityˆ.
The final proof of both a circular and delimited universeˆ is afforded by the, to us,well-known fact that all forms of basic energyˆ ever swing around the curved path of the spaceˆ levels of the master universeˆˆ in obedience to the incessant and absoluteˆ pull of Paradiseˆ gravityˆ.
In the originating sense, only the Father-I AM possesses finality of volition; in the absoluteˆ sense, only the Father, the Son, and the Spiritˆ exhibit the prerogatives of volition unconditioned by time and unlimited by spaceˆ.