Sentences with phrase «as the records of»

Isaacson, a former head of CNN and managing editor of Time, has reported the heck out of his subject, and Steve Jobs is enormously valuable as a record of the man's life and interactions.

Carrie Frances Fisher's passport acts as a record of all the places the «Star Wars» actress visited between 1983 and 1993.

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Regulatory reporting is set to be among the greatest beneficiaries, given that the technology effectively acts as a record of transactional history.

Even online, when you're not verbally asked, you're often redirected to a confirmation page or sent an email to service as a record of your purchase.

«I didn't even see it as a record of anything.»

Payroll — An inventory of everyone a company must pay (employees, contractors, and anyone else in a labor agreement with the company), as well as a record of what each person must be paid including salary, wages, and benefits.

Mark probably received this discourse as a separate composition, accepted it as a record of what Jesus had said, and fitted it into his narrative at what seemed the most appropriate place.

Thirdly, just as Christian scriptures are the gift of the Word of God offered by the Christian community as a record of its faith, so other scriptures can be considered also as a gift of the Word of God offered to Christians by members of other religious traditions.

I see the Bible as a record of people trying to know and understand God.

The Bible as «literal truth» and the Bible as «living literature» are thus supplanted in Buber's thought by the Bible as a record of the concrete meetings in the course of history between a group of people and the divine.

Assuming, then, that we have here narratives which ask to be treated seriously, though not uncritically, as a record of things that happened, we may for a moment look more closely at their composition and structure.

It is necessary that we think of the Bible as a record of the mighty acts of God, and it may well be understood as a drama, the five acts being Creation, Covenant, Christ, Church, Consummation (See my Biblical theology and Christian Education [New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1956]-RRB-.

If we understand it as the record of the thinking of the people of that age, we need not conclude that God is the angry, violent God they thought he was.

We can not use the Bible as any record of «truth,» and the concept of faith is merely ignorance and misunderstanding of the nature of the world and of the universe.

I'm suspicious of those that claim that the words as recorded of Jesus in scripture are literally «the word of God».

Even if one were only interested in the Bible as a record of social change he can find social history here also.

Nor, as a record of man's collective life.

I have not here considered the question of the historical value of the Gospels as a record of facts.

I suppose if we could revisit ourselves in a thousand years, look at the historical recordings of ourselves, we will see there are factual basis, but sprinkled with human interpretation of our present time now by those who have appointed themselves as the keepers of what we do, just as the recordings of the Bible were done by those appointees trying to capture there presnt now... yet sprinkled with their best interpretation of what they new then.

But I read it much more as a record of real people's experiences and subsequent encounters with God.

So far as our records of his sayings afford us evidence, he gave little if any thought to it.

In the earlier section these elaborate instructions on the physical means, forms, nature, dimensions, and personnel of the institutional structure are recorded as plans, while here they are repeated as a record of actual construction.

Thus, if we use the now standard symbol of «J,» «E,» and «P» to designate the three most conspicuous narrative strands inter-woven in Exodus (as well as in Genesis and Numbers), we will think of «J» as the recording of early traditions which remained current and fluid down to the tenth century B.C., when the J - work was done by a single man (in this respect probably unique among the three primary sources).

To these prophets, as our records of their words show, response to that voice was accompanied by intense pain; they were only intermittently able clearly to discern what the voice was saying.

And it is the Scriptures that I am concerned with — not biblical texts as records of discrete historical times, but rather the Bible as a coherent unit, brought together under the auspices of the Holy Spirit and fitted in God's providence for leading Christians to the contemplation of the Triune God as revealed in the text, the Church, and the world.

History has been defined as a record of the crimes, vices and follies of mankind.

According to the Lansing State Journal, ESPN's information request called for Michigan State to turn over «all police reports containing allegations of sexual assault since Dec. 10, 2016, as well as records of arrests made between Feb. 6 and Feb. 9.»

Middlesbrough have already shown a propensity to keep it tight this season as their record of conceding fifteen goals is only bettered by six teams in the league.

The German legend scored 68 goals in only 62 appearances for his country's national team, as well as a record of 365 goals in 427 Bundesliga games.

Registration would then be explained as a record of the basic facts of a child's parentage.

Registration would thus be treated as a record of the basic facts of a child's parentage.

A single sound, such as a recording of rain or even the sound of a hair dryer, can calm your baby.

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Play soft music or white noise, such as recordings of ocean waves, and keep the room darkened during naps.

Its status as a record of Parliamentary history means that the pieces are conservative by nature as Swire explains: «We're discussing the forthcoming general election and how we can record it.

It focused on the reconstruction of Palestinian history in the pre-1948 period as well as the recording of contemporary information about the Palestinian refugees and the rise of the Palestinian revolutionary movement.

Following the election of the Social Liberal Forum Council, we agreed that the SLF should adopt the following statement as a record of our aims and objectives:

He is not an antisemite, as his record of combating antisemitism in Poland shows.

Per the New York Department of State's Committee on Open Government, «open meetings of an agency or authority shall be, to the extent practicable and within available funds, broadcast to the public and maintained as records of the agency or authority.»

, «open meetings of an agency or authority shall be, to the extent practicable and within available funds, broadcast to the public and maintained as records of the agency or authority.»

Khipus are mostly known by archaeologists as the records of the Inka civilization, the vast multiethnic empire that encompassed as many as 18 million people and nearly 3,000 miles along the Andes and the Pacific coast of South America.

From parrot to peacock, a bird's feathers say a lot about it, but a new study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences reveals that their plumage also may serve as a record of air pollution.

As a record of wave motion in a lake, they can reveal when a lake freezes over and when it thaws.

An archaeological dig in southeast Turkey has uncovered a large number of clay tokens that were used as records of trade until the advent of writing, or so it had been believed.

There was an outcry from both animal welfare groups and animal research defenders 13 months ago when the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) blacked out a public database containing thousands of animal welfare inspection reports, as well as records of enforcement actions that USDA took against violators of the Animal Welfare Act, including research facilities.

Perhaps the most important aspect of the study was its simplicity and generalizability, as records of telephone communication in health care are an important part of electronic health records available throughout the U.S.»

As a record of the decline of the American newspaper industry, it was disconcerting.

The concentration of these magnetic minerals is enhanced with increasing rainfall and can be used as a record of past precipitation history.