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The cutting free of the nations by the action of your [[sword]] of life is your mission and your goal. It is to free the nations to behold within themselves, and not to come under, then, the boot and the darkness of those who proclaim a [[World government|one-world government]] and yet do it not in the name of Christ, but in the name of a scientific humanism.

The cutting free of the nations by the action of your sword of life is your mission and your goal. It is to free the nations to behold within themselves, and not to come under, then, the boot and the darkness of those who proclaim a one-world government and yet do it not in the name of Christ, but in the name of a scientific humanism.

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	~~<blockquote>~~The cutting free of the nations by the action of your [[sword]] of life is your mission and your goal. It is to free the nations to behold within themselves, and not to come under, then, the boot and the darkness of those who proclaim a [[World government\|one-world government]] and yet do it not in the name of Christ, but in the name of a scientific humanism.~~</blockquote>~~		The cutting free of the nations by the action of your [[sword]] of life is your mission and your goal. It is to free the nations to behold within themselves, and not to come under, then, the boot and the darkness of those who proclaim a [[World government\|one-world government]] and yet do it not in the name of Christ, but in the name of a scientific humanism.