Sentences with phrase «out of his fullness»

Out of that fullness God draws new possibilities, for us to be sure, but also for God because God is in relation to us and wants that relationship to be as satisfying as reality allows.

Speech analysis is a fascinating field because it confirms an ancient biblical proverb, «Out of the fullness of the heart the mouth speaks.»

This is supported by a saying of Jesus, that out of the fullness of the heart the mouth speaks.

He is at the same time the revelation of the Father, fullof grace and truth «He came to us out of the fullness of time contained in the mystery of God, and it was to this mystery that he returned after «he had moved among us»» (Romano Guardini: The Lord.

But she also knows that out of the fullness of the heart the mouth speaks, and if I said «a wife is like that», some really negative opinion about wives in general and her in particular was being uncovered and that therefore we had some serious talking to do.

Sometimes, then, we are content to read the story simply for what it adds out of the fullness of her experience and her memory to our penetration into the entity of that ancient people.

16 Out of his fullness we have all received grace in place of grace already given.

Not exact matches

Either way, you face a risk, the risk of error or the risk of missing out on the fullness of truth.

And though we can conceive of experiences in out life that would be unprecedented in their fullness of both happiness and individuality — having a firstborn son, winning American Idol, curing cancer — we've developed a very mature (sometimes premature) resignation to the ultimate transience of these experiences.

Instead, we should be illuminating what is good, loving without conditions, forming relationships and living out the fullness of grace and truth.

In fact, to embrace and live out the fullness of the Catholic teaching is to embrace a life of consistency.

I note that in the Bible God lets man reach the fullness of character before he pulls the carpet out and that character can be good or bad.

By this revelation then, the deepest truth about God and thesalvation of man shines out for our sake in Christ, who is both the mediator and the fullness of all revelation.

For the unfinished present to attain its fullness in the future, it is not only reasonable that it believe and hope, but it must of necessity, as the very law of its being, hope and believe; otherwise despair which takes the drive and soul out of the struggle will take over.

In response to those who would discredit Christianity by pointing to the sins and failures of Christendom, we have pointed out that no people or nation has ever embodied Christianity in its fullness and purity.

The love of a man and a woman, lived out in the power of baptismal life, now becomes the sacrament of the love between Christ and his Church, and a witness to the mystery of fidelity and unity from which the «New Eve» is born and by which she lives in her earthly pilgrimage toward the fullness of the eternal wedding.»

Eschatological existence is an attainable ideal because «the fullness of time has come» and God has sent his Son «that he might deliver us out of this present evil world.

A man is most truly «helped» when women are walking in the fullness of her anointing and gifts and intelligence and strength, not when she reduces herself out of a misguided attempt at righteousness.

Orthodox Christianity would seem to Davies ample enough to support this new life, but, whether through understandable caution or unthinking fear, it has always been indisposed to accept any notion of fullness that asks us not to cut off or pluck out what we identify as evil, but rather to know it wholly — as part of life, as part of holiness, as part even of God.

The gifts poed out on the church by the ascended Christ have as their final goal that «we all reach unity in the faith and in the knowledge of the Son of God and become mature, attaining to the whole measure of the fullness of Christ» (vs. 13, NIV).

Surely we should talk in terms of intensity of divine Activity and fullness of human response, not in terms of «above» and «below,» «in» and «out,» «entrance,» and the like — these are mythological terms, and for our own day they are outworn rather than significantly evocative mythological terms.

Rather, at this time in history when many Jews are recognizing Jesus as their messiah, the Church should make room for them, remember her own Jewish heritage, and reach out in friendship to all Jews in hope of the messiah's «recognition by «all Israel»» and the day when «the people of God [will] achieve «the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ»» (CCC 674, Eph.

When there is this complete unity, singleness, fullness of experiencing in the relationship, then it acquires the «out - of - this - world» quality which therapists have remarked upon, a sort of trance - like feeling in the relationship from which both client and therapist emerge at the end of the hour, as if from a deep well or tunnel.

In prayer to each of them he pours out the fullness of his devotion to God.

Print it out for the fridge, for the kids, for your family gratitude journal — and take the dare to live in fullness of joy — right where you are!

As petition rises out of need or sin, in our first prayer it comes first; but it may fall into a subordinate place when, at the end and height of our worship, we are filled with the fullness of God.

But the only thing that each of us can and should do is what we each must do ultimately alone, if we have vocations to be writers: Go off and write out of the very fullness of human experience about the very fullness of human experience and hope to find and affect contemporary readers and the greater world, and in the meantime leave the distracting and finally pointless diagnoses of who were the Catholic writers, and how much, and how well, how little, how importantly, to the critics and scholars.

Congregations which encourage this kind of thinking and are prepared to be guided by its outcome have a fullness of Christian reality that is lacking to those that operate out of conventions and customs.

«That's all I look forward to; just to be given Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday doing nothing but talking about the saviour who died, rose again and wants people to be restored with one another and with God, out of whom we find life in all its fullness.»

So the love which was worked out in human terms in the life of the Man of Nazareth was a love which knew mortality in its fullness, of body and of soul.

In Baltimore on October 8, 1995, Pope John Paul touched on this point in his homily: «Sometimes, witnessing to Christ will mean drawing out of a culture the full meaning of its noblest intentions, a fullness that is revealed in Christ.

Though few in numbers, there are now families - even in secular Britain - who live out the fullness of the Church's teaching and who are compelling witnesses to the beauty of our faith.

when as a people the iniquity has reached the fullness of time, destruction will come and He is righteous and just in doing so because they refused the olive branch he has held out.

Rather, it is sufficient to say that special revelation makes explicit the fullness of God's love which is always already poured out into the world.

The council's constitution on revelation implies that the fullness of the divine self - disclosure occurs only in Christ: «The deepest truth about God and the salvation of man shines out for our sake in Christ, who is both the mediator and the fullness of all revelation (mediator simul et plenitudo totius revelationis).»

In the fullness of time, they will reach their culmination in the divinity and humanity of Christ, united in the divine person of God the Son, which shines out on Mount Tabor.

Jesus actually did both, and the apostle Paul later reminded the Church that Christ must be preached in all his fullness, both «in season and out of season».

I can answer nothing save this, that on entering that church I was in darkness altogether, and on coming out of it I saw the fullness of the light.

It is a subject that requires searching into to find out, but, when realized, gives one so much more true and lively a sense of the fullness of the Godhead, and its work in us and to us, than when only thinking of the Spirit in its effect on us.»

In a world where the marginalized and the drop outs of affluent society search desperately for comfort and identity in drugs or esoteric cults, how imperative it is to announce that he has come so that all may have life and may have it in all fullness (John 10: 10)!

The problem with Hegel's thought is that the fullness of life, of conflict, of culture, out of which the imaginative representations of the will come, is progressively swallowed up until only the concept survives.

However, one day she had had enough, one day she cried out to God from the fullness of her heart.

But she or he does approach that fullness through communion with other persons and creatures, each of whom in their relations with God and with others fill out aspects that would be lacking for any one individual.

This involves a causality which Holloway calls physical and perfective: physical, because it is Christ, God made man, who acts directly through the material elements of the sacraments; perfective, because this is the fullness of God's one work in creation, which creation finds a special fruition when matter calls out for spirit and the two are joined in one unity which we call «man».

In the fullness of time they appeared out of their own societies and some were ready to respond to the call.

Because evangelicals tend to subordinate discursive truth to evangelical truth, limiting inquiry by the creation of discursive orthodoxies to match their evangelical ones, dissipating the tension and traducing the complementarity which reside within the fullness of truth, they appear to have disabled themselves for the kind of free university inquiry out of which, historically, has come the growth of knowledge and culture.

(Reden, Rede 10) This sense of awe, however, is related not only to the fullness of religious forms, ideas, and experiences, which Schleiermacher described as «having developed out of the eternally provident bosom of the universe.»

I think that a lot of times we, as Christians trying to discover the fullness of the burgeoning new face of the Church, put too much pressure on ourselves to «get» something out of every service, every song, every sermon.

Jesus died in order to save us from perishing when this material world perishes at the coming of the fullness of the church, but His death did not make us spiritually perfect, only working out our own salvation as Paul says, will do that.)

A more global awareness of human - rights violations is calling people everywhere to speak out against injustice and to work to assure that every person has fullness of life.