Through the mediatory truths the ultimate ones reveal themselves to him with a wealth and an intensity otherwise unattainable.
The other inhabitants hold them in aversion, and are unwilling to have intercourse with them, both because they adore the sun, and because they call themselves lords, and are worshipped by their servants as mediatory gods.
The chastising and instructing spirits do not come to those who call themselves saints and mediatory lords, and who have been treated of above (at no.
They also forbid them to adore the Lord of the universe, saying that they themselves are mediatory lords, and that they will convey their supplications to the Lord of the universe.
But no magistrate, as a magistrate, is subordinate properly to Christ's mediatory kingdom.
Whatsoever formal power of church government Christ committed to any, he committed it only to those that were properly subordinate to his mediatory kingdom.
The civil magistrate, as such, is not properly subordinate to Christ's mediatory kingdom; therefore is not the receptacle of church power from Christ.
On the same day the German Government gave emphatic support in Vienna to the English mediatory proposal of Sir Edward Grey.
Bethmann-Hollweg to Lichnowsky is as follows: "We have immediately commenced the mediatory action in Vienna in the sense desired by Sir Edward Grey.
Further, no proof of Germany's vaunted "mediatory action" is discoverable either in the speech or the diplomatic documents published by the Central Powers.
Nevertheless, we continued our mediatory action in Berlin, and indeed in a form which went to the limits permitted by our alliance.
If by his emphasis on the mediatory virtues he reminds one of Confucius, by his positive method and intensely analytical temper he reminds one rather of Buddha.
But I know, in spite of the logic of the situation, that he expected or at least hoped to succeed in his mediatory programme and made ready to play his part in the negotiation of a peace.
They all subscribed to the belief in the redemption of the soul of man from its grave of darkness by a mediatory being, originally hidden in God and then expressly awakened or appointed by him for this purpose.
Among the ideas which were borrowed by Judaism from the Persian religion belonged those connected with the mediatory "Word.
The text of the communications, in which Germany claims to have exercised a mediatory and conciliatory influence with its ally, is still withheld.
The statement that Germany had pursued any mediatory negotiations was as untrue as its statement that it had taken no measures for mobilization.
