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If Names Are Not Correct, Then Language Is Not In Accord With The Truth Of Things. If Language Is Not In Accord With The Truth Of Things, Then Affairs Cannot Be Carried Out Successfully.

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If Names Are Not Correct, Then Language Is Not In Accord With The Truth Of Things. If Language Is Not In Accord With The Truth Of Things, Then Affairs Cannot Be Carried Out Successfully.

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If I Do Not Participate In The Sacrifice, It Is As If I Did Not Sacrifice At All.

Slater Soaks Into The Mind As Water Into Low And Marshy Places, Where It Becomes Stagnant And Offensive.

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The Small Man Thinks That Small Acts Of Goodness Are Of No Benefit, And Does Not Do Them; And That Small Deeds Of Evil Do No Harm, And Does Not Refrain From Them. Hence, His Wickedness Becomes So Great That It Cannot Be Concealed, And His Guilt So Great That It Cannot Be Pardoned.

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Time Flows Away Like The Water In The River.

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