| DELAYING....................5 | |
| B. Tell B that his delaying tactics are holding him back | T 2 B 73 T(88)87 |
| to attack directly, and avoid delaying what it REALLY wants. Yet | T 15 H 6 T(585)- 412 |
| this regard is hardly worth delaying change that might result in | T 25 C 2 T(868)687 |
| you pass it by, without delaying to perceive some hope where | W 128 L 2 W(261) |
| in the form of a delaying maneuver. Theological considerations as such | U 1 A 2 U(1) |
| DELIBERATE..................2 | |
| on His plan, and a deliberate attempt to destroy it. In | W 72 L 1 W(137) |
| somewhere he has made a deliberate choice in which he did | M 2 A 1 M(3) |
| DELIBERATELY................1 | |
| something he has thrown away deliberately? He must have thrown it | T 4 G 23 T(228)C 55 |
| DELICATE....................1 | |
| The loveliness’ of sin; the delicate appeal of guilt, the holy’ | T 19 K 6 T(727)551 |
| DELICATELY..................1 | |
| to be, however much it delicately offers the hope of peace | T 24 F 2 T(852)671 |
| DELIGHT.....................2 | |
| YOU, as his acceptance and delight acknowledges the lack of value | T 20 C 1 T(735)559 |
| it. For what can specialness delight in but to kill? What | T 24 F 4 T(853)672 |
| DELIGHTS....................1 | |
| which the dance of death delights you, can bring death to | T 16 F 13 T(620)447 |
| DELINEATE...................1 | |
| little names and symbols which delineate the world of darkness. Yet | W 184 L 11 W(400) |
| DELINEATION.................1 | |
| and accurate, thus permitting correct delineation of intra- and interpersonal boundaries | T 1 B 31 T(22)22 |
| DELIVER.....................5 | |
| appoints. The messages which they deliver are intended first for them | W 154 L 6 W(330) |
| miracles. The eyes of Christ deliver them to all they look | W 340 W13 3 W(594) |
| is from these He would deliver you. It is from these | U 7 A 4 U(12) |
| tell him; a message to deliver. You have not been wrong | S 1 A 5 S(2) |
| s care, swearing He will deliver it no more. S | S 3 E 5 S(26) |
| DELIVERANCE.................20 | |
| what he IS, that YOUR deliverance may not be long. A | T 24 G 9 T(857)676 |
| universe; to perfect peace, complete deliverance from ALL effects of sin | T 25 I 14 T(896)715 |
| His gift of healing and deliverance and peace. T 25 | T 25 J 6 T(899)718 |
| prisoners form? Why SHOULD deliverance be disguised as death? Delay | T 26 I 8 T(927)753 |
| an equal gift of full deliverance from guilt upon your brother | T 27 C 7 T(940)766 |
| deaf to its salvation and deliverance. The resurrection of the world | T 27 G 7 T(956)782 |
| BE his part in its deliverance. Vengeance must have a focus | T 27 H 4 T(958)784 |
| this ONE inclusive lesson of deliverance, until it has been learned | T 27 I 11 T(965)791 |
| heal for YOUR salvation and deliverance? --- Manuscript | T 30 G 9 T(1036)850 |
| May find my freedom and deliverance. W 130 L 9 | W 130 L 8 W(267) |
| I seek my freedom and deliverance, And this is not a | W 130 L 11 W(268) |
| Him Who is salvation and deliverance. As we give thanks, the | W 151 L 18 W(320) |
| ways; a little nearer its deliverance. And you who bring it | W 157 L 7 W(340) |
| His glad consent; accepting your deliverance for you. W 164 | W 164 L 2 W(359) |
| lesson for today as the deliverance it really is, you will | W 194 L 6 W(433) |
| contained no door to the deliverance they now perceive. W | W 195 L 2 W(435) |
| bring you fear, and your deliverance depends on you. W | W 196 L 7 W(439) |
| is it time for your deliverance. The time has come. The | W 197 L 13 W(446) |
| Name of God is my deliverance from every thought of evil | W 203 L 1 W(454) |
| all thought of loss; complete deliverance from suffering. And only happiness | W 337 L 1 W(590) |
| DELIVERED...................5 | |
| between you still, to be delivered FROM. And do not let | T 26 I 8 T(927)753 |
| could ever want. He is DELIVERED from illusions by his will | T 30 E 8 T(1029)843 |
| misery may be at last delivered. And He needs our will | W 154 L 11 W(331) |
| brought from Christ have been delivered and returned to them. And | W 159 L 9 W(346) |
| How can you be delivered from all gifts the world | G 2 A 1 G(4) |
| DELIVERER...................1 | |
| in the guise of a deliverer and friend. What COULD He | T 25 I 7 T(893)712 |
| DELIVERS....................1 | |
| to make the message he delivers. Nor does he question the | W 154 L 5 W(330) |
| DELIVERY....................1 | |
| fulfill his role in its delivery. If he insists on judging | W 154 L 5 W(330) |
| DELUDE......................3 | |
| would teach themselves nothing, and delude themselves into believing that it | T 13 G 4 T(528)- 355 |
| THEM, the Son does not delude himself that he is INDEPENDENT | T 21 C 12 T(771)593 |
| In the extreme he can delude himself that this is true | T 26 F 6 T(914)740 |
| DELUDED.....................8 | |
| than that the ego has deluded itself into accepting its reality | T 4 C 17 T(203)C 30 |
| convinced by it, MUST be deluded. Can the ego teach truly | T 10 F 17 T(438)265 |
| did to them. But, once deluded into blaming THEM, you will | T 27 I 8 T(964)790 |
| I am free. I have deluded myself into believing it is | W 57 L 2 W(104) |
| truth arises in your own deluded mind, and all your world | W 136 L 7 W(292) |
| escape, was but his own deluded fantasy. Gods ministers have | W 153 L 14 W(327) |
| bring His Thoughts to still deluded minds. He is forever One | M 13 A 1 M(32) |
| is not understandable to the deluded. Only a very few can | M 13 A 3 M(32) |
| DELUDES.....................1 | |
| extend Itself. Except that one deludes; the other heals. T | T 24 F 1 T(852)671 |
| DELUSION....................15 | |
| projection that you share his delusion in this respect. He then | T 3 H 9 T(176)C 3 |
| on this point IS a delusion, and no form of devotion | T 4 B 21 T(193)C 20 |
| possible as long as this delusion lasts. T 4 B | T 4 B 21 T(193)C 20 |
| has arisen in which the delusion of reality of the ego | T 4 C 17 T(203)C 30 |
| ego terms MUST be a delusion. T 4 C 21 | T 4 C 20 T(204)C 31 |
| an ability but a real delusion. The ego believes that it | T 7 E 12 T(317)C 144 |
| a solution; it is a DELUSION. The delusional believe that truth | T 8 E 15 T(357)C 184 |
| IT because they prefer the delusion. Judging truth as something they | T 8 E 15 T(357)C 184 |
| Then it offers you the delusion of ATTACK as a solution | T 9 G 2 T(401)228 |
| he is RIGHT in his delusion? The idea that the guiltless | T 13 C 5 T(514)341 |
| lighten it by SHARING the delusion. T 16 A 2 | T 16 A 1 T(601)428 |
| The core of the separation delusion lies simply in the fantasy | T 16 F 15 T(620)447 |
| of His, BECAUSE OF THE DELUSION THEY ARE DIFFERENT. T | T 17 E 2 T(640)467 |
| prisoner. This IS the same delusion that YOU are independent of | T 21 C 13 T(771)593 |
| save you now from your delusion of an angry god whose | W 153 L 7 W(325) |
| DELUSIONAL..................28 | |
| NOT SANE. It REPRESENTS a delusional system, and it speaks FOR | T 5 G 5 T(255)C 82 |
| not really thought at all. Delusional ideas are NOT thought, but | T 5 G 11 T(257)C 84 |
| you EXPECT. This is NOT delusional. --- Manuscript | T 5 H 1 T(258)C 85 |
| is the basis for ALL delusional systems. T 5 I | T 5 I 5 T(265)C 92 |
| your mind in its OWN delusional system, because otherwise the light | T 7 G 9 T(327)C 154 |
| system as wholly insane, wholly delusional, and wholly undesirable, and you | T 7 H 12 T(334)C 161 |
| it is a DELUSION. The delusional believe that truth will ASSAIL | T 8 E 15 T(357)C 184 |
| involves ATTACK. It is a delusional attempt to OUTDO, but NOT | T 9 G 2 T(401)228 |
| But your grandeur is NOT delusional, BECAUSE YOU DID NOT MAKE | T 9 G 5 T(402)229 |
| exist at all. Grandiosity is delusional because it is used to | T 9 G 9 T(403)230 |
| is nothing more than a delusional system in which YOU MADE | T 10 A 2 T(419)- 246 |
| We can surely regard a delusional system without fear, | T 10 F 4 T(433) 260 |
| All this is but the delusional attempt of the mind to | T 11 J 1 T(480)307 |
| world you see is the delusional system of those made mad | T 11 J 2 T(480)307 |
| learn that PAST pain is delusional, you are choosing a future | T 12 D 6 T(493)320 |
| WHAT IS NOT THERE. The delusional can be very destructive, for | T 12 E 4 T(497)- 324 |
| is UNnatural, because it is delusional. When you have learned to | T 12 F 2 T(500)327 |
| YOUR use for it, IS delusional. You would DESTROY times | T 12 F 4 T(501)328 |
| SEES IT NOT, he IS delusional, and has NOT looked upon | T 13 D 11 T(519)- 346 |
| pain is NOT accomplished by delusional attempts to ENTER INTO IT | T 16 A 1 T(601)428 |
| this, the mind is CLEARLY delusional. It cannot attack, but maintains | T 18 G 4 T(677)504 |
| T 18 J. The Delusional Thought System T(1503 10 | T 18 J 0 T(689)513 |
| guide. But this wild and delusional thought needs help, because, in | T 18 J 1 T(689)513 |
| But it WILL keep the delusional thought-system IN THE MIND. Here | T 19 B 5 T(696)520 |
| more unstable than a tightly-organized delusional system? Its SEEMING stability is | T 19 E 9 T(710)534 |
| white as snow. It is delusional in what it thinks it | W 134 L 4 W(281) |
| patient in abandoning his fixed delusional system, and to begin to | P 2 A 1 P(1) |
| of necessity, because they are delusional. The changes the ego seeks | P 3 B 2 P(4) |