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    1. And a human is destined to inhabit this flesh as long as it will


    2. “And we are a seedship,” Ava said, “We will find a world we can inhabit some day, and we still have the means to populate it, even if it takes five thousand years to find one


    3. This is the sort of place the man should inhabit, but somewhere the wires crossed


    4. but the wicked will never inhabit the


    5. Unlike other creatures that inhabit this


    6. Some believe that faith the size of a mustard seed can move mountains, that the entirety of God can inhabit a fingertip, and the universe can exist in a dewdrop


    7. “I do tend to inhabit the past or the future


    8. In short, our existence is intricately linked to the life force of the planet that we inhabit


    9. In other words, they had to play the role of a scriptwriter to earn their right to inhabit the land


    10. inhabit the fourth World which will end at the winter solstice in

    11. The choosers of the slain to inhabit Valhala


    12. pay close attention to the images we inhabit


    13. ‘It is inhabited by the same organisms as those who inhabit this sphere


    14. Again, the simplest understanding of that “evolutionary platform” would be that living things have moved (inexorably?) from less complex forms to the more developed representations that inhabit the world of today


    15. All night I puzzle over needles and serums and simulations, trying to inhabit the minds of my enemies


    16. I recognized their voices as those birds that inhabit the shrubbery in our garden and the fynbos around us


    17. 3 But you are holy, O you who inhabit the praises of Israel


    18. As the enlightened warriors keep incarnating into physicality, they bring with them new abilities for the human forms they inhabit


    19. But there is only one single being that is responsible for its ultimate direction no matter what other entities, or life forms may inhabit it, or cross from other dimensions to assist with that dimension"s existence


    20. 11 Let the wilderness and the cities of it lift up their voice, the villages that Kedar does inhabit: let the inhabitants of the rock sing, let

    21. 21 And they shall build houses, and inhabit them; and


    22. 22 They shall not build, and another inhabit; they shall not plant, and another eat,


    23. and shall not see when good comes; but shall inhabit the parched places in the wilderness, in the salt land and not inhabited


    24. their goods shall become booty and their houses desolation; they shall also build houses, but not inhabit them; and they shall plant


    25. Now it was a shell for another organism to inhabit


    26. He watched as the ball was empty the only thing to inhabit it the rain water which had washed everyone away


    27. parts of the Northern Hemisphere will become too contaminated to inhabit


    28. 28 Are their deeds then any better that inhabit Babylon, that


    29. Right after the Land of Gold was given to the creatures of ground to inhabit, they started to build homes and settle there and two of them, whom were elected among themselves, through vote, were allowed to enter the Council of titans


    30. are the cities that they inhabit, and what is the multitude of their army, and in which is their power and strength, and what king is set

    31. and all that inhabit the coast of Israel, shall pursue them, and overthrow them as they go


    32. The result is to expunge from existence a part of reality that must be expressed in words to understand the world in which we live and those who inhabit it


    33. million that inhabit the country


    34. On those cosmic environs juts out the modern city, Sydney, as a symphony of architectural designs and natural beauty, admired, caressed and exalted by more than four million souls of two hundred different nationalities that inhabit it and millions of tourists from all over the world that annually visit it


    35. And if we inhabit a closed universe with a fixed starting amount of usable high-quality energy, then I doubt her race will end until all the usable energy in the universe is exhausted


    36. So we are able to wonder about why we inhabit this 'goldilocks' universe, because we just happen to live in one of the life-friendly universes


    37. thinkers inhabit one theory to the next, changing their judgment at each step


    38. of Sofia - Ms Fandakova - has ordered all dogs that happen to inhabit the district, and


    39. 28 Are their deeds then any better that inhabit Babylon that they should therefore have the dominion over Sion? 29 For when I came in there and had seen impieties without number then my soul saw many evildoers in this thirtieth year so that my heart failed me


    40. 1 Then it was declared to Holofernes the chief captain of the army of Assur that the children of Israel had prepared for war and had shut up the passages of the hill country and had fortified all the tops of the high hills and had laid impediments in the champaign countries: 2 With which he was very angry and called all the princes of Moab and the captains of Ammon and all the governors of the sea coast 3 And he said to them Tell me now you sons of Chanaan who this people is that dwells in the hill country and what are the cities that they inhabit and what is the multitude of their army and in which is their power and strength and what king is set over them or captain of their army; 4 And why have they determined not to come and meet me more than all the inhabitants of the west

    41. 4 So you and all that inhabit the coast of Israel shall pursue them and overthrow them as they go


    42. "Listen" he said: "these mountains are the twelve tribes which inhabit the whole world


    43. " "Listen" he answered: "these twelve tribes that inhabit the whole world are twelve nations


    44. 5 And she said to the men Of a surety I know that the Lord your God has given over this city to you; for the fear and trembling of you has fallen on those who inhabit it; when therefore it has happened to you to take it save me and the house of my father


    45. The animals which inhabit therein he commanded to be by his ordinance


    46. 3 All the generations from Adam even to this day are gone by; but they who have been made perfect in love according to the grace of God inhabit the abode of the pious and shall be made manifest in the visitation of the kingdom of Christ


    47. From one ancestor he made all nations to inhabit the whole earth, and he allotted


    48. 17 Former astronaut, Edgar Mitchell, says that we inhabit a quantum world where nonlocal effects should be expected at all levels of functioning, not just as a curious artifact of the subatomic level of reality


    49. We inhabit this much larger brain and are encoding


    50. The point is that you need to recognise the anti-life, anti-business, anti-wealth society you inhabit and then to discover your own internal set of principles which allow you to carry on the struggle














































    1. Even though the flesh she currently inhabited was born on this world, and she had lived here in this flesh a complete mortal lifetime, her mind was still not used to one sleep period of every week being brilliant daylight


    2. This was still the inhabited part, this cove was a small area of wilds in a thickly settled region at least as large as Asia


    3. the by now dry and dusty world that I inhabited


    4. Other than the hole of the reactor core, it was like any other small asteroid inhabited by Angels, in this case members of Paradis, the Angelic section of the aging theocracy called Talstan


    5. He was disappointed that they would not get to study here, but the fifty year voyage to Altair would be far quicker than the thousand year wait till this one could be inhabited again


    6. The woman he spent three decades with was copied from this electronic mind that inhabited the boulder where their starship was parked


    7. Now he was trying to tell her the starship was inhabited by ghosts instead of people, a haunted ghost-ship? She wouldn't have any of that


    8. This land had also been inhabited at one time, but there was an inch of water on it now


    9. Where once a stout Edwardian family had warmed themselves by the great living room fire and eaten roast meats on Sundays in the capacious dining room, there now existed within these walls a selection of small private worlds inhabited by transparent people who warmed themselves next to two-bar electric fires, who shared bathrooms and cooked tinned meals on single ring electric cookers


    10. your body can literally be inhabited by the invisible

    11. regret that now inhabited her waking mind squawked repeatedly,


    12. Even in its diminished state it was the second largest city in the Empire, and already the most ancient continuously inhabited city on Earth


    13. these walls a selection of small private worlds inhabited by


    14. somehow knew were inhabited


    15. This body was once inhabited by another, but mentally she was my clone mother


    16. away from inhabited places


    17. But no, due to the intervention by wizards in the Kassikan, Tdeshi’s body was now inhabited by that ghost


    18. “The person who inhabited her body before she was brought in with a shonggot overdose


    19. “My soul is, I have found out this body was previously inhabited by a soul called Tdeshi who was very much a native with a boyfriend and a father interested in her demise


    20. This Hyondahi lived urban, in a big ebonoid with over six floors inhabited

    21. The Hawthorne’s dining room table was as long as the space it inhabited


    22. “You must remember that there are many things more important than asking a few questions of the natives,” Colonel Bovok told him, “You are on a planet inhabited by intelligent, possibly hostile natives


    23. 20Judah will be inhabited forever 164


    24. of it, and the cities shall be inhabited


    25. will make you inhabited as in the


    26. Only one of these islands is inhabited, and some say it is the most remote place on earth to live! Most are descendents of the Bounty Mutineers and Tahitians who accompanied them


    27. In countries ill cultivated, and worse inhabited, the greater part of landlords and


    28. It takes almost two of your decades, so Earth already knows there is another planet inhabited by humans


    29. A quantity of mineral, sufficient to defray the expense of working, could be brought from the mine by the ordinary, or even less than the ordinary quantity of labour: but in an inland country, thinly inhabited, and without either good roads or water-carriage, this quantity could not be sold


    30. New Granada, the Yucatan, Paraguay, and the Brazils, were, before discovered by the Europeans, inhabited by savage nations, who had neither arts nor agriculture

    31. But in countries ill cultivated, and therefore but thinly inhabited, the poultry, which are thus raised without expense, are often fully sufficient to supply the whole demand


    32. In countries ill cultivated, and therefore but thinly inhabited, the price of the wool and the hide bears always a much greater proportion to that of the whole beast, than in countries where, improvement and population being further advanced, there is more demand for butcher's meat


    33. inhabited land, an area where the mountain


    34. The towns were chiefly inhabited by tradesmen and mechanics, who seem, in those days, to have been of servile, or very nearly of servile condition


    35. Names, introductions…they were the simple formalities that reminded one that he or she still inhabited a civilized world even in the darkest times of war and calamity


    36. They must tolerate his presence, believing that the Goddess inhabited this lunatic


    37. Our dimension is inhabited by the vibration codes to the pathway of life


    38. The colonies of the Dorians resorted chiefly to Italy and Sicily, which, in the times preceding the foundation of Rome, were inhabited by barbarous and uncivilized nations; those of the Ionians and Aeolians, the two other great tribes of the Greeks, to Asia Minor and the islands of the Aegean sea, of which the inhabitants sewn at that time to have been pretty much in the same state as those of Sicily and Italy


    39. Domingo, and in all the other parts of the new world which he ever visited, nothing but a country quite covered with wood, uncultivated, and inhabited only by some tribes of naked and miserable savages


    40. The colony of a civilized nation which takes possession either of a waste country, or of one so thinly inhabited that the natives easily give place to the new settlers, advances more rapidly to wealth and greatness than any other human society

    41. All those colonies had established themselves in countries inhabited by savage and barbarous nations, who easily gave place to the new settlers


    42. They were all established in conquered provinces, which in most cases had been fully inhabited before


    43. Africa, however, as well as several of the countries comprehended under the general name of the East Indies, is inhabited by barbarous nations


    44. But those nations were by no means so weak and defenceless as the miserable and helpless Americans ; and in proportion to the natural fertility of the countries which they inhabited, they were, besides, much more populous


    45. The Portuguese carried on the trade both to Africa and the East Indies, without any exclusive companies; and their settlements at Congo, Angola, and Benguela, on the coast of Africa, and at Goa in the East Indies though much depressed by superstition and every sort of bad government, yet bear some resemblance to the colonies of America, and are partly inhabited by Portuguese who have been established there for several generations


    46. The Cape of Good Hope was inhabited by a race of people almost as barbarous, and quite as incapable of defending themselves, as the natives of America


    47. Under the government even of the Portuguese, however, those islands are said to have been tolerably well inhabited


    48. The only problem was that it went through inhabited and loyal areas built by refugees working in the logging industry the last decade


    49. I selected the best pair of the five or six pairs that inhabited the depths of my trunk and began unstitching


    50. Isa 45:18 For thus saith the LORD that created the heavens; God himself that formed the earth and made it; he hath established it, he created it not in vain, he formed it to be inhabited: I am the LORD; and there is none else














































    1. Alan suspected Delos would always think the worst of any soul inhabiting flesh anyway


    2. it was enacted, that "no servant in husbandry nor common labourer, nor servant to any artificer inhabiting out of a city or burgh, shall use or wear in their clothing any cloth above two shillings the broad yard


    3. Of all the folk inhabiting the earth, I think that farmers live with pain the most


    4. We heard a rustling and I was sure there were all kinds of creatures inhabiting this dark space


    5. namely, that of couples inhabiting a home and having a family


    6. For example, someone who never gets enough – someone who's never satisfied with the amount of material possessions he or she has – is often called a hungry ghost, and someone who's consumed with hatred is generally regarded as inhabiting the hell realm


    7. area, apparently inhabiting the caverns within the mountain


    8. the wall of the stone room she was inhabiting


    9. He plunged into the colours, inhabiting them instead of simply staring


    10. although less common than etheric doubles, astral beings inhabiting the

    11. I could really sense we were both inhabiting the same time and place at that moment


    12. There are lots of stories about the souls of the gods inhabiting statues


    13. ‘New York? Neat! Wicked city with a bunch of stressing baboons inhabiting it


    14. They had no intention of inhabiting a poisonous wasteland, and there would be little pleasure living on a dead planet even if it was possible to sustain artificially protected living quarters


    15. In the same manner, trance will take place but rather than share your thoughts with that person expressing the skill to channel information and messages, the thought is not transferred, the physical energy of the entity is traversing the pathway and inhabiting the physical body, or they are able to use the pathway to send their energy through, as a telephone may be picked up and listened to and spoken to, this is true for manipulation of the pathway to deliver information


    16. He could see what this person saw, from their short perspective, leading him to believe he was inhabiting the body of a child


    17. cultures inhabiting the far northern regions of Canada,


    18. “Don’t be afraid, Doctor: I was communicating mentally with the spirit inhabiting Eli’s body


    19. Today’s variety of plants and animals is as diverse and fascinating as any time in earth’s history; ranging from tiny colonies of microbes inhabiting deep ocean vents and the digestive tracts of animals, to the giant redwoods of California blocking the sun as they tower to heights greater than 370 ft


    20. animals, inhabiting the world just as our primate relatives do, popular

    21. places us precisely at the top of the hierarchy of life forms inhabiting


    22. devil that is another personification, this one inhabiting the underworld


    23. as quickly point to the fact that we’re for much of the day inhabiting a


    24. I’ve cast demons out of people and also out of buildings they were inhabiting


    25. And the ghosts of whom are now inhabiting this courtroom,” he added as he pointed around at the Specters


    26. The self is not only spacial, inhabiting relational zones, but also temporal


    27. For how else could one understand The One as being and perception, except by inhabiting all temporalities?


    28. Who was watching him, what was inhabiting his body that was sitting at the table? Was he interactive there? In the world of his iEyes, he turned and looked towards the darkness encircling him trying to detect the glass ceiling that let eyes view those that lived under the dark sky of an opaque reality


    29. of the organic beings inhabiting South America, and in the geological relations of the present to the


    30. “To make it simple for you, for roleplay purposes, the ID is the State as the infrastructure of your social being; the superego is the panopticonic security State, and you, like IM is to IT, are an egozen, a resident of a State sanctioned subculture that accommodates itself to the ill state by inhabiting a sick cultural psyche

    31. “Do you mean chines?” Urit began feeling poly-local – he was in the gaps of his reflections, and which the body and which the screen were indiscernible and irrelevant, for Urit was inhabiting the constantly changing relationship between them


    32. from the awareness of dark matter to the inhabiting of our own psychological self-conception


    33. “I said spirituality is inhabiting a connection


    34. How can you imagine that I’d give myself over to a legion of ghouls inhabiting what was once a human mind?”


    35. with feels as though time stands still, as if the only reality is the one the two of you are inhabiting


    36. laugh his response; “Aside from the French inhabiting France and the Germans inhabiting


    37. Though theirs was possibly the eldest race inhabiting this plane it was


    38. The stellar intelligence inhabiting the Sun initially flared up at the turn of events, as it


    39. inhabiting the small land


    40. wildlife inhabiting the tree tops

    41. Is it any surprise… that an adult undead entity secretly inhabiting the body and soul of a baby, a child, an adolescent… should slowly be able to synchronize their aura and be able to second-guess what that baby or child will do? And then practice its timing to slightly veer off the child’s intention or words or actions… until after years of this secret practice; they can easily corrupt the thoughts and feelings and actions of any human alive


    42. The undead inhabiting the bodies of living wolves in that region: and sending these animals into insanity as possessed creatures that did not act or behave like normal wolves: is all perfectly understandable… if you understand that living humans and living creatures still have auras after they die which are invisible to human eyes but still exist as cognizant things that are not completely dead


    43. It does not make sense to live like this… unless undead, insane monsters have been secretly inhabiting our living bodies for thousands and millions of years


    44. With more colours now inhabiting this region, signs of life returning to normal,


    45. When a living host lets its bird aura take over, when the human host begins to relish evil, and plot and become a cunning sly deceiver… the human host’s aura begins to synchronize with the most insane ancient reptile intelligence inhabiting and permeating the living human’s corrupt soul and body… until the living human becomes an insane undead thing with a dead beak: stabbing its victim over and over again in a lust frenzy of the bird-aura: re-living its life… re-living the thousands of times it stabbed a living thing and killed it with its beak


    46. This religious/spiritual scam, this cunning swindle existed for thousands of years in every civilized culture… and it was all due to these unseen filth secretly inhabiting living people and making their lives as miserable as possible; so they would live in a constant state of paranoid, superstitious fear


    47. How can this undead thing make Hitler’s left arm useless also? How can the undead monster that has a withered left arm hiding inside Hitler create a withered left arm in the body it is now secretly inhabiting?


    48. How is this possible? One undead filth secretly inhabiting two different bodies in two different locations at the same time?


    49. And as the living health of Adolph Hitler is systematically attacked and weakened both from within and without, the undead dying rotting undead auras take over more and more of Hitler’s personality and body until when he dies, he is almost a carbon copy of the two merged ghouls inhabiting his body


    50. Because the ghoul secretly inhabiting Wilhelm’s aura was a hundred times more diseased and defective than Hitler was and was not comfortable living inside the body of a vegetarian, when it had been gorging itself on dead flesh for over 60 years… thus Hitler’s constant stomach problems











































    1. But if there is a soul that inhabits that body, I am Ava


    2. His conversation has range and depth, although the world that he inhabits has been warped out of shape, but such weird meanderings are nothing new to Helen


    3. I sometimes wonder how my mother, if she were aware, would feel about two cats living upstairs while she inhabits the basement


    4. I do, however, feel for the parents or relatives who suffer more than the addict, who inhabits his own self-centred world


    5. He inhabits eternity


    6. ” Morgan’s gaze became riveted on Leora as he continued on, “This is the doing of another for Tselel Legeon inhabits these regions


    7. 5 Then said Achior the captain of all the sons of Ammon Let my Lord now hear a word from the mouth of your servant and I will declare to you the truth concerning this people which dwells near you and inhabits the hill countries and there shall no lie come out of the mouth of your servant


    8. " "Hear" again he replied: "Keep this flesh pure and stainless that the Spirit which inhabits it may bear witness to it and your flesh may be justified


    9. Standing tall and proud above the school grounds she inhabits


    10. He inhabits the vehicle only when He needs it-- to deliver

    11. Whither shall I go from God's spirit? whither shall I flee from the divine presence? Thus says the High and Lofty One who inhabits eternity, whose name is Holy: `I dwell in the high and holy place; also with him who is of a contrite heart and a humble spirit!' None can hide himself from our God, for he fills heaven and earth


    12. The more it inhabits the body, the more it may induce the


    13. Every individual inhabits a body, and eventually habit sculpts its forms


    14. Though many are not truly dependent on the spirit that inhabits them there have been changes to allow for greater interrelationships between the life forms and for subtle returns to the higher planes that are accessible by all


    15. inhabits forested areas in Asia, is secretive, and genetically


    16. It is merely a term, astral, for that body which is your truest and highest self that inhabits your physical body at present


    17. The process is through meditation and awakening your entire energy body, your entire true self, this entire form of energy that inhabits this body


    18. The Proboscis Monkey inhabits the Island of Borneo (an


    19. The Hairy-Eared Dwarf Lemur inhabits lowland and highland


    20. inhabits the east coast of Madagascar and also part of the

    21. The Ring-Tailed Lemur (Lemur catta) inhabits a variety of


    22. inhabits fragmented and tiny rainforests in south-eastern and


    23. inhabits dry deciduous forest in the space separating the


    24. inhabits primary and secondary forest, on the coasts and on the


    25. inhabits primary and secondary forests in the island of


    26. oftentimes not seeing the starving body that she inhabits


    27. though our ordinary consciousness inhabits the apex of a pyramid whose base


    28. creatures are at home only on land or in the water, she inhabits both


    29. “Do you know of Cerynitis? The Golden Hind? He now inhabits this forest


    30. I have to use my tongue for the intention God designed it, which is to magnify Him, and honour Him, and praise Him, and as I do it, the Bible says, He even inhabits the praises of His people

    31. “Because the god who inhabits this place is a soldier’s god - a man’s god, not a woman’s


    32. The farther the mind ventures, the nearer a soul it comes, until, as it stretches to inhabit all, the All inhabits it


    33. “Because I believe in at least one demon,” Ceri said softly, “the one who inhabits this park


    34. “Meaning inhabits our perceptions and interpretations


    35. How does love, like life, make things without waste-making? Life does not separate itself from systems it inhabits, participates in, and is home to


    36. “In the end, we are existential creatures, existence before essence, and the essence of spirituality is the choosing of how one inhabits the birth of their soul


    37. “By we, I mean everyone that inhabits the planet—no exceptions


    38. Johanna inhabits the attic


    39. highest of the desire realm gods, who inhabits the Land of Con-


    40. What is a woman to do when driven into a corner? The father of lies inhabits corners--no doubt the proper place for such a naughty person

    41. Found on the outer reef slope where it inhabits gorgonians and black corals


    42. It is in the walls and within these floors, within these stripped, broken chandeliers that hang from the ceiling and these halls that she inhabits


    43. “Alas, although we are being hunted into extinction neither terror nor remorse inhabits my heart


    44. That comes by surrendering to the divine presence that inhabits the soul


    45. The Self-Consciousness of each Form that observes it and inhabits these multidimensional Levels will always perceive the different-qualitative dynamics of its manifestation in its own fashion, individually


    46. Black Holes compressions in the center of flat galaxies are a re-creation of the compressed center of the 2-dimensional Universe coming in and being compressed into a black hole: a singularity, before exploding out into two, 3-dimensional Universes, through two orifices, that are oriented 90 degrees to the 2-dimensional flatness of the galaxy it inhabits


    47. Why should this be done? Why? Because the undead things hiding inside Hitler are ten thousand times more evil and twisted than the living person it secretly inhabits


    48. , 5): 'The bodies of all men are corruptible, but the soul is ever immortal, and is a portion of the divinity that inhabits our bodies


    49. are a spiritual essence that inhabits the flesh in order to participate in your play and its


    50. Kwan-Yin-Tien we can interpret as "the Universe, Sky, Space, where Kwan-Shai-Yin inhabits and keep track of everything going on"















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    Synonyms for "inhabit"

    dwell inhabit live populate house occupy abide sit reside stay

    "inhabit" definitions

    be an inhabitant of or reside in


    be present in


    exist or be situated within