hunger

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hunger
brought prodigal son to his senses (169:1.8)
constant urge of early man (63:6.3,5)
external restraint to free will (118:8.5)
h. strikes are modern analogue of old-time retaliation (70:10.10)
led to food raids among primitives (70:1.8)
led to primitive food-gathering lines (68:5.3)
of open lands stimulates invention and resourcefulness (64:1.3)
primitive man only thought when he was hungry (68:2.5)
spiritual hunger
none in Divine Presence (34:6.8) (48:6.11)
of unspiritualized mortal mind (34:6.8)
those believing in Jesus will not experience (153:2.7-9)
urge led to accumulation of capital (69:5.3-4)

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