Sentences with phrase «faith moving mountains»

Faith moving mountains is often cited as the text for such convictions.

Alÿs confronts issues of globalism through Sisyphean episodes: pushing a block of ice down the streets of Mexico City until it is melted completely (Sometimes Making Something Leads to Nothing, 1997); walking the streets of São Paulo and Jerusalem with a dripping can of paint to mark national borders (The Green Line (Sometimes doing something poetic can become political and sometimes doing something political can become poetic), 2005); and shoveling a mound of sand from one side of a dune to the other in Lima, Peru (When Faith Moves Mountains, 2002).

Jimmie Durham, The Stone (6» 15», 2016) Rachel Maclean, Please Sir... (25» 16», 2014) Kader Attia, excerpts from Reason's Oxymorons (2015) Francis Alÿs, When Faith Moves Mountains (15» 09», 2002) Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige, Waiting for the Barbarians (4» 30», 2013) Manthia Diawara, Edouard Glissant: One World in Relation (2009) Fleur Melbourn, the little immaculate conception (5» 39», 2016) Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Ashes (20», 2012) Beatriz Santiago Muñoz, Black Beach / Horse / Camp / The Dead / Forces (8», 2016) John P. Allen in conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist, London, October 2016

Everything seems to fall into place, with classic Alÿs works such as Re-enactment (2001), When Faith Moves Mountains (2002), and Green Line (2004) all present, along with a wide selection of his paintings, drawings, and animations, and yet something doesn't quite click.

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Ask and if you have faith that can move mountains, you shall receive.

If you have enough faith, you can move a mountain.

If you have faith in God, you understand that his will is more important than ours, so in fact faith can move a mountain assuming you have faith in God, and it is his will.

-- Matthew 17:20»... if you have faith the size of a mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, «Move from here to there,» and it will move; and nothing will be impossible to Move from here to there,» and it will move; and nothing will be impossible to move; and nothing will be impossible to you.

2 If I had the gift of prophecy, and if I understood all of God's secret plans and possessed all knowledge, and if I had such faith that I could move mountains, but didn't love others, I would be nothing.

Can you guess what's coming next... with the faith of a mustard seed you can move mountains.

Your good book says that faith as a grain of mustard seed can move mountains.

«I tell you the truth, if you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, «Move from here to there» and it will mMove from here to there» and it will movemove.

Any real faith (meaning the kind that actually does move mountains) died out of the «Christian Church» when the Bible was canonized, with little exception, and most of the exceptions were exterminated.

Well, the mountain is in St. Matthew's report, and Matthew has Optimist Club optimism that faith, leveraged on a mustard seed, can move a mountain.

If I have the gift of prophecy and can fathom all mysteries and all knowledge, and if I have a faith that can move mountains, but do not have God, I am nothing.

The secret is not accurate knowledge of theology and faith that moves mountains, but love.

Matthew 21: 21 and Mark 11:23 Isn't talking about prayer working absolutely, it's talking about having faith and whether or not you have any doubt in your heart in which if there isn't any doubt you can move mountains.

And what if I had faith that moved mountains?

Jesus said that «I tell you the truth, if you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, «Move from here to there» and it will mMove from here to there» and it will movemove.

Faith can move mountains!

All the while, readers could emulate Shedd in imagining the mountain referred to in Matthew 17:20 as a mountain of flesh, able to be moved (i.e., lost) by the person of true faith.

If I have the gift of prophecy and can fathom all mysteries and all knowledge and if I have a faith that can move mountains, but do not have love, I am nothing.

I want the kind of faith that moves mountains precisely because it is small: small enough to need, small enough grow, small enough to surrender to a God that is much bigger than it will ever be.

The orphan crisis is gigantic — 440,000 in Haiti alone, according to Unicef — and complex and right now, we either make excuses, or we make mountains move, one stone at a time, one after another after another, in the faith that looks a lot like faithfulness, and look, look, look at what God can do with that.

In order to investigate the meaning to be attributed to «faith» as Jesus used it, we have to consider, in addition, the complex of sayings about faith «moving mountains» or «uprooting trees».

with faith like that you could move mountains.

Since a developing tradition does not sharpen and isolate metaphors but rather mixes and blunts them, we may assume that these two sayings have given nse to the tradition of faith «moving mountains» in the Church rather than vice versa, and there is good reason to accept their authenticity.

Having religious longings of a sort (he swore that the later poems were as religious as the early ones, though secretly so), he wrote like a helpless saint; but having faith smaller than any mustard seed, he saw no chance of moving mountains except by courage and incantation.

13.2, `... if I have all faith, so as to remove mountains... and gnosticized versions of it occur twice in Thomas, where the gnostic «unity» which is expressive of the state of salvation is such that «they shall say to the mountain: «Be moved», and it shall be moved» (logion 48, cf. 106).

The most reasonable explanation of this complicated complex of sayings would appear to be (I) that there is widespread tradition that triumphant Christian (or gnostic) faith is such as to be able to «move mountains» (I Cor.

Having faith smaller than any mustard seed, he saw no chance of moving mountains except by courage and incantation.

Christ tells us if we have the faith of a mustard seed we can move a mountain.

In Matthew he says, «Because of your little faith,» and adds that with even a little faith, small as a mustard seed, one could order a mountain to move and be obeyed (cf. Mk 11:23; Mt 21:20).

When things didn't go her way, she did not despair, or write in apocalyptic terms, or withdraw from the public square, or ignore the power of faith to move mountains.

If you prayed to that can of green beans and had a faith the size of a mustard seed, you could move as many mountains, as if you had prayed to Jesus!

Are you sure you that you have the measure of faith that Jesus was saying was needed to move a mountain?

Your faith is very strong indeed and I hope my faith remains as strong because with faith we can move mountains (obstacles» to our spiritual growth and understanding).

His faith, I think, will move mountains, while ours — mine in any case — will not....

Faith will move a mountain.

This is the prayer of faith that moves mountains, feeds the multitudes, cleans up the city, and reaches thousands for Christ.

With faith you can move mountains.

That was the kind of faith I'd heard about in churches, generally reserved for moving mountains.

Morning It's been said that faith may move mountains, but prayer moves God.

Let us maintain our faith in the power of art to articulate and propose things that don't exist but really should — and, in turn, let us temper our faith in the power of faith: It isn't faith that moves mountains, after all, but people.

Maybe you believe faith can move mountains, but I'll pit myself, plus a humble teaspoon against all the faith you can assemble, as far as mountain moving goes.

God moves mountains thru prayer and Faith!!

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Faith Can Move Mountains!

Can faith really move homes as well as mountains?