Examples of using Man's knowledge in English and their translations into Hebrew
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When a man's knowledge is not in order.
And it is not to transform man's knowledge of theories.
Man's knowledge and the knowledge of God are completely unrelated.
According to this man's knowledge, they are in the lab.
Man's knowledge of the physical universe had far outdistanced his knowledge of himself.
Horses have not eaten of the tree, which has produced man's knowledge of good and evil.
Man's knowledge of himself became more and more limited to what his physical sense-life on earth told him.
When Jesus was doing His work, man's knowledge of Him was still vague and unclear.
Man's knowledge of life grows ever higher, therefore the work of God likewise becomes ever higher.
When Jesus was doing His work, man's knowledge of Him was still vague and unclear.
So long as the facts of the worldare being perceived through the Sentient Body, all Man's knowledge lives in his senses.
He points out that man's knowledge of the order of nature is based on the empirical data of which he is cognizant.
When the facts of the world are perceived through the Sentient Body,the whole of man's knowledge lives in his senses.
Man's knowledge of life reaches ever higher levels, and so likewise the work of God reaches ever higher levels.
At the time that Jesus was doing His work, man's knowledge of Him was still vague and unclear.
Yet man's knowledge of God has become more and more vague and abstract, and his love of God has concomitantly become more and more impure.
One implication of the factsdescribed so far is that actually, man's knowledge of the external world is exceedingly limited.
In past ages, most of man's knowledge and intellectual evaluations have fallen into one of these three distortions of perception.
Only after appreciating, experiencing, feeling,and confirming these things does man's knowledge of God acquire content;
Observations like this greatly increased man's knowledge of the universe, yet they would also result in Galileo's coming into direct conflict with the Catholic Church.
In His work, God does not abide by rules,but employs different methods to make His work effective and deepen man's knowledge of Him.
But man's knowledge does not reach to that which lies behind the world of the senses, does not reach to super-sensible Nature, nor has he any knowledge of sub-human Nature.
In His work, God does not abide by rules,but employs different methods to make His work effective and increase man's knowledge of Him.
As such, the work of salvation can only be fully concluded once the three stages of work have been completed,and so man's knowledge of the entirety of God is inseparable from the three stages of God's work.
Why, precisely in the earliest times when men were nearer to the spirit than they are today, did the Mystery Centres arise, Centres that were dedicated to the cultivation of science, religion, art and practical living, whose aim was to point the way to truth and reality, in contradistinction to that which, purely in the external world, was the Great Illusion, the source of man's knowledge and activity?
The second incarnate flesh does not aim to deepen or solidify the impression of the first flesh in people's minds, but to complement and perfect it,to deepen man's knowledge of God, to break all the rules that exist in people's hearts, and to wipe out the fallacious images of God in their hearts.