Examples of using Finiteˆ in English and their translations into Finnish
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And the final fruits of all finiteˆ growth are.
Reality is finiteˆ on the human level, infinite and eternalˆ on the higher and divineˆ levels.
The supremeˆ personal reality of the finiteˆ creation is spiritˆ;
Finiteˆ personalityˆ is not self-created, but in the superuniverseˆ arena of choice it does self-determine destinyˆ.
The time universesˆ will have achieved the fulfillment of finiteˆ destiny!
The creations of the seven superuniversesˆ are finiteˆ, evolutionaryˆ, and consistently progressive.
But these insulating media,without which no mortalˆ could exist, operate directly to limit the range of finiteˆ action.
But to deny the mechanism of the finiteˆ creation is to deny fact and to disregard reality.
And such completion of Deityˆ transcends both the finiteˆ and the absoniteˆ.
Godˆ the Supremeˆˆ is the finiteˆ Deityˆ, and he must cope with the problems of the finiteˆ in the total sense of that word.
Creatures merely utilize the qualities and quantities of the finiteˆ as they ascend to the Father;
The Supremeˆ Beingˆ thus becomes the finiteˆ synthesis of the experience of the perfectˆ-Creator cause and the perfectˆing-creature response.
And we further find that this Supremeˆ Deityˆ is evolving as the personalityˆ synthesisˆ of finiteˆ matter, mindˆ, and spiritˆ in the grand universeˆˆ.
But this same finiteˆ human being can actuallˆy feel- literally experience- the full and undiminished impact of such an infinite Father's LOVE.
These dimensional phenomena are realizable as three on the finiteˆ level, three on the absoniteˆ level, and one on the absoluteˆ level.
When all three are associated,personalityˆ gravityˆ may embrace the material creature- physical or morontialˆ, finiteˆ or absoniteˆ.
The circumstances of the material realms find final finiteˆ integration in the interlocking presences of the Supremeˆ and the Ultimateˆ.
Whatever more Godˆ may be than a high andperfectˆ moralˆ personalityˆ, he cannot, in our hungry and finiteˆ concept, be anything less.
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.
The Father is truly a personalityˆ, notwithstanding that the infinity of his person places him forever beyond the full comprehension of material and finiteˆ beings.
As it operates in this universeˆ age and concerning the finiteˆ level of the seven superuniversesˆ, it may be conceived as follows.
We clearly perceive the numerous factors which, when put together,constitute the vehicle for human personalityˆ, but we do not fully comprehend the nature and significance of such a finiteˆ personalityˆ.
It would be incorrect to state that their acts are finiteˆ limited, for there are transactions of superuniverseˆ record which indicate otherwise.
Creatures do not attainperfectˆion by mere passivity, nor can the spiritˆ of Supremacyˆ factualize the powerˆ of the Almightyˆ without unceasing service ministry to the finiteˆ creation.
But this in no manner invalidates man's concept of them as creators; from the finiteˆ viewpoint they certainly can and do create.
Such an exhaustion of all finiteˆ potentials yields the completed attainment of the Supremeˆ and may be otherwise defined as the completed evolutionaryˆ actualˆization of the Supremeˆ Beingˆ himself.
Creatures can attain the Paradiseˆ Fatherˆ, but their evolutionaryˆ minds,being finiteˆ, are incapable of really understanding the infinite and absoluteˆ Father.
Furthermore, this unpredictability appears to be characterized bya certain developmental incompleteness, undoubtedly an earmark of the incompleteness of the Supremeˆ and of the incompleteness of finiteˆ reaction to the Paradiseˆ Trinityˆ.
And the Paradiseˆ Fatherˆ is likewise the destinyˆ of all those finiteˆ personalities who wholeheartedly choose to do the divineˆ will, those who love Godˆ and long to be like him.
And if such things can happen to a planet, then even greater things can happento a system and the larger units of the grand universeˆˆ as they too achieve a settledness indicating the exhaustion of the potentials for finiteˆ growth.