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For what is a man profited if he shall gain the whole world and lose his own soul: Or what shall a man give in Exchange for his soul: Math- 16.26 | For what is a man profited if he shall gain the whole world and lose his own soul: Or what shall a man give in Exchange for his soul: Math- 16.26 | ||
Introduction | Introduction | ||
Man's standard of values is in material things. + uses this standard in convincing him that the gain of the whole O falls infinitely below the | Man's standard of values is in material things. + uses this standard in convincing him that the gain of the whole O [world] falls infinitely below the loss of the Soul. | ||
I The value of the | I The value of the O [world]_ the whole O [world] | ||
The entire surface of the globe. | The entire surface of the globe. | ||
Sates- Empires- Islands- Continents- Lakes- Rivers- Oceans. Varieties of soil Productions- Mines- Treasures of the day- Animal Kingdom- Literature- Science art- Pleasure- With the [imminented?] thousands of other forms of Gratifications then add to all this- absolute dominion- the glories of Conquest- the diadems of | Sates- Empires- Islands- Continents- Lakes- Rivers- Oceans. Varieties of soil Productions- Mines- Treasures of the day- Animal Kingdom- Literature- Science art- Pleasure- With the [[imminented?]] thousands of other forms of Gratifications then add to all this- absolute dominion- the glories of Conquest- the diadems of | ||
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For what is a man profited if he shall gain the whole world and lose his own soul: Or what shall a man give in Exchange for his soul: Math- 16.26 Introduction Man's standard of values is in material things. + uses this standard in convincing him that the gain of the whole O [world] falls infinitely below the loss of the Soul. I The value of the O [world]_ the whole O [world] The entire surface of the globe. Sates- Empires- Islands- Continents- Lakes- Rivers- Oceans. Varieties of soil Productions- Mines- Treasures of the day- Animal Kingdom- Literature- Science art- Pleasure- With the imminented? thousands of other forms of Gratifications then add to all this- absolute dominion- the glories of Conquest- the diadems of