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licly to be known simply as Ne
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ands in New York. Their «
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ots of his message for
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ver recorded is found in th
imple words, “and God said—'e
here be light.”
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ous being that you are,
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says in closing his 50-
Now,” he continues, “with
memory restored decree the
seen to appear and it shall app:
for all things are compelled
spond to the Voice of God. Y
awareness of being—the world
at your command!”
“JACK ROBER?