I see all things as I would have them be. · Wb.312

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Workbook for Students

Contents

Opening

Introduction

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Part I

Lessons 1 - 50

50 lessons

Part I

Review I [51 - 60]

10 lessons

Part I

Lessons 61 - 80

20 lessons

Part I

Review II [81 - 90]

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Part I

Lessons 91 - 110

20 lessons

Part I

Review III [111 - 120]

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Part I

Lessons 121 - 140

20 lessons

Part I

Review IV [141 - 150]

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Part I

Lessons 151 - 170

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Part I

Review V [171 - 180]

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Part I

Lessons 181 - 200

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Part I

Review VI [201 - 220]

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Part II

Introduction

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Part II

Lessons 221 - 230

10 lessons

Part II

Lessons 231 - 240

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Part II

Lessons 241 - 250

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Part II

Lessons 251 - 260

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Part II

Lessons 261 - 270

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Part II

Lessons 271 - 280

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Part II

Lessons 281 - 290

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Part II

Lessons 291 - 300

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Part II

Lessons 301 - 310

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Part II

Lessons 311 - 320

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What Is the Last Judgment?

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311.I judge all things as I would have them be.

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312.I see all things as I would have them be.

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313.Now let a new perception come to me.

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314.I seek a future different from the past.

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315.All gifts my brothers give belong to me.

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316.All gifts I give my brothers are my own.

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317.I follow in the way appointed me.

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318.In me salvation's means and end are one.

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319.I came for the salvation of the world.

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320.My Father gives all power unto me.

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Part II

Lessons 321 - 330

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Part II

Lessons 331 - 340

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Part II

Lessons 341 - 350

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Part II

Lessons 351 - 360

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Part II

Lessons 361 - 365

5 lessons

Closing

Epilogue

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Part II · Lesson 312

I see all things as I would have them be.

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1Perception follows judgment. Having judged, you therefore see what you would look upon. For vision merely serves to offer you what you would have. It is impossible to overlook what you would see and fail to see what you have chosen to behold. How surely, therefore, must the real world come to greet the holy sight of anyone who takes the Holy Spirit's purpose as his goal for seeing. And he cannot fail to look upon what Christ would have him see and share Christ's love for what he looks upon.

2I have no purpose for today except to look upon a liberated world, set free from all the judgments I have made. Father, this is Your will for me today, and therefore it must be my goal as well.