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...is limitless, immeasurable, infinite? How can a form be given to the formless? How can you describe a mystery? It is obvious that when you contemplate...then you may depict Him clothed in human form. When the invisible One becomes visible to flesh, you may then draw His likeness. 16, Pp. 2,3-2,5 In former... | |
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