In fact, by this time the omnipresent demon was held accountable for everything.
But Mr. Max Muller also mentions his own complaints, of 'the omnipresent sun and the inevitable dawn appearing in ever so many disguises.
Where does he accept 'the omnipresent Sun and the inevitable Dawn'?
To have clear and distinct perceptions only is the prerogative of God; to the Omnipresent everything is alike near.
When I turn my eyes away from an object it continues to exist, indeed, after my perception has ended--in the minds of other men and in that of the Omnipresent One.
Inspiration means an 'inbreathing,' a breathing in of true knowledge, and because the omnipresent Good comes into every consciousness prepared to receive it, there is an inbreathing in accordance with the readiness to receive.
According to the laws of thought, the thought of one individual affects another, and on this principle the treatments are given, but it is the omnipresent life Principle that does the work.
Have not all nations conceived their God as omnipresent and eternal, as existing in a universal Here, an everlasting Now?
The underlying omnipresent substance that we call God.
Bear in mind that every where life is manifested, whether in plant, animal or man, wherever we look there is omnipresent Life.
Every glimpse of Truth which the whole world seeks to know and wherever found, is a realization of the omnipresent Truth, which is God.
In the hands of omnipresent Good, in the name of immaculate Truth, I leave you.
Lift up the gates that the king of glory may enter in,' sang David, and we too cry aloud with earnest aspiration that the gates shall be lifted away, that into our consciousness may come the high tide of omnipresent Love.
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What, then, do we really mean, if we speak of omnipresent Volition achieving at one and the same moment an infinite variety of ends?
As the notion of Deity has thus been gradually generalized, from a thousand local gods to one omnipresent God, it has been gradually stripped of its grosser anthropomorphic vestments.
In the hotel office, two well-dressed southerners were discussing the omnipresent topic.
Each man stands close to the omnipresent God; may feel his beautiful presence, and have familiar access to the All-Father; get truth at first hand from its Author.
Therefore, if God beomnipresent and omniactive, this inspiration is no miracle, but a regular mode of God's action on conscious spirit, as gravitation on unconscious matter.
Cronenwett's hymns are chiefly didactic, but occasionally he soars to lyrical heights, as in "Of omnipresentgrace I sing.
When you sing, O soul, remember that you are as truly communing with the holy and omnipresent God as when you are praying.
She laughed often--perhaps in a deliberate attempt to disguise the omnipresent tension.
Outside, the swirling white dust was omnipresent and unchallenged.
With omnipresent corpsmen on the front lines in every battle and aid stations and field hospitals right behind, the riflemen knew they had been well tended.
There were vast areas where tanks and half-tracks, much less trucks, simply could not negotiate the bottomless swamps, omnipresent streams, and viscous mud from the daily rains.
When this theory is extended, as it generally is by its advocates, from the external to the internal world, the universe of matter and mind, with all their phenomena, is a constant effect of the omnipresent activity of God.
But if the soul may be omnipresent in the body or even in the brain, the divine Spirit may be omnipresent in the universe.
The Spirit is the omnipresent Jesus, and Bengel's dictum is true: "Ubi Spiritus, ibi Christus.
The uniformity of nature and the reign of law are nothing but the steady will of the omnipresent God.
As the Fathers regarded Reason both in God and man as the personal, omnipresent second Person of the Trinity, so Jonathan Edwards regarded Love both in God and in man as the personal, omnipresent third Person of the Trinity.
He is the Life of nature: all natural beauty and grandeur, all forces molecular and molar, all laws of gravitation and evolution, are the work and manifestation of the omnipresent Christ.
God is omnipresent so long as there is a universe, but he ceases to be omnipresent when the universe ceases to be.
Nature is the omnipresent Christ, manifesting God to creatures.
For the omnipresent prickly heat, one should never besmear himself with ointment nor take cold baths; these have the tendency to augment it.
Occasionally a clearing is met where languid natives have attempted to grow enough legumes for their meager wants, together with the omnipresent sugarcane patch which supplies them with enough cachaca for their frequent debauches.
By his Spirit, this same divine-human Savior is omnipresent to secure the progress of his kingdom.
The fear of this evidently was omnipresent with her, and in spite of all Ernest could say he did not quite dispel it.
There is Minerva, omnipresent at the elbows of Ulysses and Telemachus to keep them straight and alternately scold and flatter them.
At this mining settlement, so remote that it was unvisited even by the omnipresentand faithful Canadian priest, was a wealth of plant growth which seemed fairly tropical.
In country homes, before the days of cheap winter flowers and omnipresent greenhouses, these snowy clusters were cherished to gather in winter to place on coffins and in hands as white and cold as the berries.
What do they know or care about this last revelation of the omnipresentspirit of the material universe?
Is there a world of blank despair, And dwells the Omnipresent there?
Their voice," said the chairman, "will be omnipresent here, and if it be raised in time it may be effectual elsewhere.
At the door, stood the cider barrel, and, hanging by the window, the omnipresent coonskin swayed in the breeze.
