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| sprout from Abraham, for in him and in his seed shall all the earth be blest. | Spiritual Communications from the Dead - 1860 |
| grass and Abraham has assumed the throne. His first act is to decide what the | Government - 1861 |
| into their hands and have employed a new physician by name, Abraham Lincoln. | Government - 1861 |
| Abraham, he was nearly powerless; out of thirty-four children, seven had stolen | Government - 1861 |
| all they could. This roused Abraham, and his decree has gone forth. Baltimore is | Government - 1861 |
| change, the medium changes. The Presidents name is Abraham and he is the | On the Circulation of the Blood I - 1863 |
| next day the majority says the negroes shall fight and Abraham echoes their | On the Circulation of the Blood I - 1863 |
| his wisdom shall be all in all. Now the identity of Abraham Lincoln as a man was | The Assassination of President Lincoln - 1865 |
| Abraham Lincoln. Davis wisdom is all action, not having the element of true | Answer to a Question - No Date |
| the error and kills the disease. Jeff Davis is the patient and Abraham Lincoln is | A Prophecy concerning the Nation - No Date |
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| it produces tubercles and abrasions and death. | On the Circulation of the Blood - 1865 |
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| country, as they look abroad over the cultivated plain, never doubt, that they are | Lecture Notes - Booklet 1 |
| abroad, for the world is none the wiser for such cures." Here Jesus makes a | Is the Curing of Disease a Science? - 1859 |
| against us, and they that are not with us scattereth abroad." Here Jesus made | Jesus and Christ - 1860 |
| but the world was not any wiser for their cures, so they scattered abroad. The | Jesus and Christ - 1860 |
| any foreign intelligence purporting to come from abroad is worth more than what | Superstitious Beliefs - 1861 |
| not against us and those that are not with us scatter abroad." Now here were | Disease: Cures Outside of the Medical Faculty - 1861 |
| us scattereth abroad." Now here were persons making cures that were not with | Disease III - 1861 |
| always been a resident of P, and this man comes among us from abroad. What | The First Cause - 1863 |
| scattered abroad infecting those who eat them. It is a superstitious idea and like | Obstacles in Establishing a New Science - 1864 |
| shed abroad in her heart, and a promise that if she continues in the true faith, | The Explanation - No Date |
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| it is either that the person has The article ends abruptly here. | Why Do I Talk to the Sick? - 1862 |
| are out of order. I pay The article ends abruptly here. | Dr. Quimby Explains His Method of Cure - No Date |
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| mesmeric sleep) under the excitement of their absence. The mind is immediately | Lecture Notes - Booklet 2 |
| knowledge of this truth is life and the absence of it is death. There are a great | The Senses II - 1861 |
| darkness, is the absence of light or wisdom. So everyone who is in the dark is | Do We See That Which We Are Afraid Of? - 1864 |
| discovered, the life is gone. Therefore, he says the absence of life is death. | Introduction 2nd - 1864 |
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| absent from his mind; yet his passions carried him down the stream of error and | Lecture Notes - Booklet 1 |
| husbands were gone to sea and had been absent a long time, and would give | Lecture Notes - Booklet 3 |
| absent, although it might have been concealed about him, we venture to say that | Lecture Notes - Booklet 4 |
| been absent. The truth is that it was a matter of belief with the subject and he | Lecture Notes - Booklet 4 |
| wife being absent I told her that I should will her to ask my wife a question when | Lecture Notes - Booklet 5 |
| in the truth, it will teach them that although they may be absent from one another | Dr. Quimbys Letters - 1861 |
| I may be absent in the idea or body, yet I am present with you in the mind. | Dr. Quimbys Letters - 1861 |
| distance, and as my time is so much occupied, I cannot absent myself from my | Dr. Quimbys Letters - 1861 |
| absent from him and participates in all his joys and sorrows. A is looking for | Light-Substance and Shadow - 1862 |
| seats when the court began, said, Your honor knows I am the least absent. Yes, | The Higher Intelligence - 1864 |
| the least present or absent. They are a sort of necessary evil that in the progress | The Higher Intelligence - 1864 |
| are with them, while others think they are absent. They all agree however that we | Concerning Happiness - 1865 |
| A patient comes to see Dr. Quimby. He renders himself absent from everything | Exposition of Dr. Quimbys Method of Curing - No Date |
| progression shall rule, or the life of oppression, for where one is absent the other | The First Symptoms of Disease - No Date |
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| myself into absolute contact with the body which I desire to move. But in the case | Lecture Notes - Booklet 3 |
| masses of matter." "I must bring myself into absolute contact with the body which | Lecture Notes - Booklet 4 |
| I desire to move." The person at a distance is then brought into "absolute | Lecture Notes - Booklet 4 |
| conclusively prove that by the same agent your minds may be in "absolute | Lecture Notes - Booklet 4 |
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| is not absolutely necessary that he be a good or a bad . Now as far as Jesus | Love I - 1860 |
| persons are good mechanics, but it is not absolutely necessary that every artist | About Patients I - 1860 |
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| substance that can be taken up and absorbed. This puts the clay in good working | Spiritual Communications from the Dead - 1860 |
| cold knows it not till it melts or dissolves by the power of heat and is absorbed in | Why Do I Not Cure All with Equal Ease? - 1862 |
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| belief and the remedy was total abstinence from pork; but as priesthood went | Another World I - 1860 |
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| inconsistent and absurd. It is not really the community who are so essentially | Lecture Notes - Booklet 3 |
| absurd. This last belief was worse than the first, for it made this disease a thing | Another World I - 1860 |
| Absurd as this is, it is the belief of all mankind, infidel or Christian. | Resurrection III - 1860 |
| absurd the idea is. Everyone knows that cold air rushes where the air is warmer, | Breathing - 1860 |
| it come out of the stem cold? No, then leave the bowl open and see how absurd | Breathing - 1860 |
| it is to believe that it will come out I cold. It is just as absurd to suppose that the | Breathing - 1860 |
| to deny the resurrection of man was just as absurd as to deny the resurrection of | Controversy about the Dead - 1860 |
| the evil or changed it from witchcraft to disease, but which is just as absurd as it | On Consumption - 1860 |
| Now as absurd as this idea is, it is the belief of nine-tenths of the people of this | Parables - 1860 |
| absurd as this idea is, it is the basis of all our knowledge. How often are we | Life - 1860 |
| follow Him. Now as absurd as this looks, it is quoted as a command of Jesus, yet | A Defense against an Accusation of Putting Down Religion - 1861 |
| A physician, for instance, may tell you the most absurd falsehood that his | Imagination - 1861 |
| absurd. He only gave a theory of the creation of man and showed that there was | The Explanation of Matter - 1861 |
| according to His own will. Absurd as this is, man is made of this composition, for | Spiritualism: Death of the Natural Man - 1861 |
| looks absurd to one of these parties is true to the other. Each has its standard of | Superstitious Beliefs - 1861 |
| any phenomenon, right or wrong. In religion, the more absurd, the more | How to Make a Belief and How to Correct It - 1861 |
| medicine and it imparted strength to the weak part. The absurd idea is carried out | Strength II - 1861 |
| to sit till his legs grow strong would be as absurd as to make a steam engine and | Strength II - 1861 |
| still and wait for it to come is just as absurd as to prepare a clay bin and then wait | Strength II - 1861 |
| for it to make itself into a vessel. Such an idea of strength is so absurd that it | Strength II - 1861 |
| are taught that God is in the tree. How absurd it is to suppose that wisdom is in | Disease Traced to the Early Ages and Its Causes-Religion - 1861 |
| are in wisdom. To make the creature larger than the Creator is absurd to me. My | Disease Traced to the Early Ages and Its Causes-Religion - 1861 |
| and disbelieve in a hell, but this is as absurd as the other, for if the Bible teaches | Sickness Is What Follows the Belief that Disease Is an Independent Life - 1861 |
| death and he was forced to come in conflict with it. It is absurd to say he was a | Jesus, His Belief or Wisdom - 1862 |
| me that my belief no matter how absurd can produce phenomena to prove it; | Spiritualism and Mesmerism - 1862 |
| science from beginning to end is an error, and that it is so is shown by the absurd | What Is a Belief? - 1862 |
| absurd. The dead, as we call them, are just like the living. Some leave our sight | About the Dead and Spiritualism - 1862 |
| diseases. Absurd as this seems, it is the belief of ninety-nine out of a hundred; | Is There Any Curative Quality in Medicine? - 1862 |
| greatest enemy to mankind. Absurd as this sounds, we believe it and are | Is There Any Curative Quality in Medicine? - 1862 |
| till time shall be no more was absurd, as it led men into all sorts of wickedness, | Resurrection I - 1862 |
| which was too grossly absurd for wise men to accept; therefore such looked | Resurrection I - 1862 |
| As time rolled on and science progressed, these ideas looked more t absurd, but | Resurrection I - 1862 |
| phenomena. The most absurd stories are given in explanation of remedies as | Aristocracy and Democracy - 1863 |
| around from one place to another, he will say, Yes. Now one is just as absurd as | Disease I - 1863 |
| world absurd. Now as absurd as this may seem, this is what I have to do to cure | The First Cause - 1863 |
| world absurd. Now as absurd as this may seem, this is what I have to do to cure | The First Cause - 1863 |
| anything no matter how absurd it is, he will prove it to be true by his experiments. | Introduction - 1863 |
| ideas were so absurd that the disease vanished by the absurdity of the cure. This | My Conversion - 1863 |
| renders them absurd. Then science goes off and seeks a home in a far country | The Analysis of Ideas by a Lecturer - 1863 |
| absurd, as the weak man will drink one glass of spirits and feel strong while the | On the Circulation of the Blood I - 1863 |
| goods are received at one place and transported to another. And it is as absurd | On the Circulation of the Blood I - 1863 |
| clergy of the present day is as absurd as the belief in disease. Yet every person | Concerning the Use of Medicine - 1864 |
| disease was on his knee would be to him absurd. To admit it to myself was as | Disease-White Swelling - 1864 |
| absurd as it would be to him to say the disease was in his mind. | Disease-White Swelling - 1864 |
| God is a being independent of man. Now this is as absurd as for a child to | A Fragment - 1864 |
| other is as absurd as to believe that the child is no part of its parent, yet the child | A Fragment - 1864 |
| cannot see his absurd mode of reasoning, but it is shown in disease which is the | Mind Not Wisdom - 1864 |
| or something else. To me this is as absurd as if a man should put a green tree | Strength I - 1864 |
| you can lift yourself out of your chair. One is just as absurd as the other. Just feel | Strength I - 1864 |
| be as absurd as to doubt my own existence. And these scenes show me the | Death-A Scene - 1864 |
| what he embraces. To suppose a man has but five or seven senses is as absurd | How the Opinions of Physicians Operate - 1864 |
| church, kept concealed by the medical faculty, while their absurd opinions are the | How the Opinions of Physicians Operate - 1864 |
| shape, just as absurd to the world as the idea that it was round was to the people | The Explanation of an Error Is the End of Disease - 1864 |
| great problem. To suppose that we act of ourselves is as absurd as to suppose | The Explanation of an Error Is the End of Disease - 1864 |
| receives the oxygen through the windpipe is so absurd that it needs but little | On the Circulation of the Blood - 1865 |
| of our evils is as absurd as to believe that he made the remedies and laws before | Religion in Disease - 1865 |
| it is as absurd as their belief in heaven, and they cannot locate him either in | The Brothers - No Date |
| is as absurd as the doctors diagnosis of disease. The phenomenon of the earth | The First Symptoms of Disease - No Date |
| ago a man was on earth that God acted through, or a more absurd idea that it | A Future Life - No Date |
| cold. Now see how absurd such a belief is. According to this instance and this | Mind - No Date |
| is not half as absurd as that of the people eighteen-hundred years ago. Now | Religion Analyzed - No Date |
| the masses. Now the idea is so absurd, although the masses do not know why it | Right and Wrong - No Date |
| believes, no matter how absurd, to him it is true. He denies everything that he | Spiritual Communion Between the Living - No Date |
| Now see how absurd such a belief is. According to this experiment, and this | The Subject of Mind - No Date |