We're still looking at
bare trees in Brussels.
Put a few falling leaves and
bare trees in with a brown - based background and ta - da you have fall in a nutshell.
Not exact matches
(I Peter 2:24)» Who His own self
bare our sins
in His own body on the
tree, that we being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness, by whose stripes ye were healed» God is not finished, at all, with THE NATION of Israel.
As the leaves fall from the
trees and the earth goes brown and
bare, the church contemplates the end as well — the end of our lives
in death and the end of the world with Christ's coming.
24 Who his own self
bare our sins
in his own body on the
tree, that we, being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness: by whose stripes ye were healed.
Through his struggle and
in the process of surrender God probably revealed the following to him as he says, «In God's garden of grace even a broken tree bares fruit&raqu
in the process of surrender God probably revealed the following to him as he says, «
In God's garden of grace even a broken tree bares fruit&raqu
In God's garden of grace even a broken
tree bares fruit»
(See, for example: 1 Corinthians 1:30: «But of him are ye
in Christ Jesus, who of God is made unto us wisdom, and righteousness, and sanctification, and redemption»; 1 Thessalonians 1:9 - 10: «For they themselves shew of us what manner of entering
in we had unto you, and how ye turned to God from idols to serve the living and true God; And to wait for his Son from heaven, whom he raised from the dead, even Jesus, which delivered us from the wrath to come»; 1 Peter 2:24: «Who his own self
bare our sins
in his own body on the
tree, that we, being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness: by whose stripes ye were healed..»)
Listen to laughter and stand
in space you created with your pause, look at the
trees stretched out
bare and unshrinking.
They are people who show mercy to those
in need even if that person doesn't like them (the Samaritan would've assumed a Jew lying
in the ditch would've been horrified to be touched by a non-Jew), because doing the right thing regardless of self - interest is an inherently non-pagan thing to do; making it an indicator of godliness (a good
tree baring good fruit).
I'm curled up
in the corner of the couch
in the light of the Christmas
tree and she is sitting
in the chair across from me, her feet up, her face washed and
bare.
«As I leave the
bare expanse of the rock and go
in under the
trees again, I am aware that I move
in the landscape as one of its details» (Recollected Essays, p. 241).
I watched many of them trudge up the mountain
in flip - flops or
bare feet, after a long afternoon working
in the blazing sun or drizzling rain, carrying heavy
tree trunks for reforestation on their heads.
Styled with real pine cones, grapevine, holly berries, seed pods and evergreens, as well as live Amaryllis plants and white birch
tree branches, the natural design scheme pays tribute to both the
bare winter
tree branches
in Rittenhouse Square, and Executive Chef Jon Cichon's unwavering commitment to using only the finest, locally - sourced, seasonal ingredients.
There is a big circle
in the middle of
bare grass where my husband moved an apple
tree last year, and the patio is split into two, so is pretty useless.
Having grown up
in Florida, I rarely witnessed the evolution of a
tree from season to season: the buds about to burst, the flowers that precede the leaves, the vibrant fall foliage, and, not to be left out, the
bare branches of winter.
In response to criticisms of the challenges facing the Free SHS programme, NPP Member of Parliament for Gomoa West, Alex Abban, has said that it is better for students to sit on
bare floor without desks, or study under
trees than hawk on the streets without being educated.
A man believed to be
in his early 30s was found
bare - chested on a Monday morning hanging dead on a neem
tree at the Ashaiman irrigation development site.
As North America chilled, «tropical
trees there started dying off and the oaks were able to spread across the continent,» explains co-author Jeannine Cavender -
Bares, an evolutionary ecologist at the University of Minnesota
in Minneapolis.
The First Evirogenomic Profile Near Acadia National Park
in northeastern Maine, I feel the frigid wind blow off the ocean at the Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory, a cluster of buildings enveloped
in snow and surrounded by winter -
bare trees.
I've got not one, but TWO
trees up One of them is
in the background of this photo all decorated, the other is still kind of
bare except for the star.
It's that time of year again: the
trees are
bare, snow is on the ground (
in many places), and winter is definitely here!
When winter begins & everything is covered
in a sparkling frost on our morning walk to school, the
trees are
bare & rugged looking.
I say this because I'm currently staring at our completely
bare maple
trees in the backyard with all the leaves piled up around them.
We were lucky enough to catch the
trees while still covered
in colorful leaves — I bet
in a week or so the hills behind me will be completely
bare!
In another few weeks the
trees will be
bare, but for now, the riotous color is invigorating.
The apple
trees were pretty
bare at this time of year, but we still picked a few pounds of pippins, red delicious, rubies, and granny smiths, all of which ended up
in a pie I made later that night — JUST CALL ME QUEEN DOMESTIC.
The days are getting chillier and most of the
trees are
bare and before we know it, everything will be blanketed
in snow.
I love the cold air, the
bare trees, warm cocoa and warm nights
in bed...
One day I'll just fill my house with
bare Christmas
trees and pretend like I spend my days walking through beautiful forests... you know, when I have my house on 10 acres and horses and a giant garden and a beautiful farmhouse cabin
in the woods (yeah... when that happens... #goals)!
In case your approach of fall is a bit similar to the one of Ernest Hemingway (who declares that when the leaves fall from the
trees and their branches are
bare against the wind and the cold, wintery light, part of you dies).
But when a
tree in his yard loses a leaf for every word he speaks, he is convinced that when the
tree is
bare, he will die.
Instead of pondering our navels
in the transcendental state achieved while watching the gorgeous and meditative «
Tree Of Life,» we are plunged into a world of gangsters, Sugar Mamas, beatniks,
bare knuckle brawlers and Romanian nuns fighting the devil.
The near - drowning of the Nash baby, for instance, was accomplished through computer - compositing; leaves were put on
bare trees for sequences shot
in the wintertime that were supposed to convey a summer setting; pigeons were fabricated
in A Beautiful Mind's cleverest moment... I truly am a CGI born - again after watching this doc.
Then she imagined the
trees as they would soon look
in the full blaze of autumn color — and then afterward,
in winter, as a field of
bare - branched giants standing on a blanket of white.
Do stars still cluster
in the
bare branches of
trees?
In Paris, the last days of autumn; a gray, troubled sky at daybreak, the fall of twilight at noon, followed, at seven - thirty, by slanting rains and black umbrellas as the people of the city hurried home past the
bare trees.
First, the brown, churning water - the circle of our river around us; inside that, the quilt squares of our fields, which were turned dirt, newly planted seeds, the bright green carpet of a field just beginning to come to life, fences mended or falling down into the soft new grass, humped haystacks, our cattle herd, our sheep herd, our goats,
bare birch
trees pointing straight into the heavens; and
in the center,
in the heart, our cobbled and dirt streets, our red - tiled and gray - shingled roofs radiating out from the town square with its statue of a long - dead war hero
in the middle.
The grounds are
bare; the
trees have died; the rubber tiles on the walkways,
in their garish pink and yellow, are cracked and curling.
Cat
Tree - Covered
in sisal,
bare wood or carpet.
If you can't picture yourself
baring it all
in the name of animals or chaining yourself up to save a
tree, then don't.
I grew up
in Zambia where a childhood of
tree climbing and
bare feet, huge expanses of blue sky and orange dust lead to a love of imagination, colour and expression.
One sees changing views of Notre - Dame, from two successive studios and over fourteen years — and from from Post-Impressionism to a single blue crossed by little more than a
tree, a flash of sunlight on stone, and the
bare arc
in black of a bridge or a quai.
Wardwell fashions a layered wall work that looks at America through the lens of landscape imagery, political slogans, and song lyrics, beginning with a silhouetted line of
bare winter
trees taken this winter
in the Berkshires.
The buildings are surrounded by the skeletal outlines of
bare trees, almost indistinguishable from their own shadows
in the glare of the snow - covered ground.
The display includes seven landscapes, such as Rebuilding the Empire Cinema, Leicester Square 1962 showing Auerbach's interest
in the rebuilding of London
in the post-war years; and Mornington Crescent — Winter morning 1989, charged with the zigzagging energy of the moving clouds and
bare trees.
Even the
barest of McGrath's
trees will blossom
in time, too.
In his work, Nightmare, Zhan Jun uses iron and aluminium wires to fabricate an exhaust pipe forming the trunk of a
bare and forlorn
tree with extended roots of metal, to express his reflections on the relationship between industrialization and the environment.
Back
in Rodez he continued to paint, especially
trees in winter, with their
bare black branches against the sky.
Alex Katz had done something similar
in the early 1950s
in paintings
in which he worked the branches of
bare winter
trees into black crisscrossing networks.
Displayed
in casually elegant arrays,
in odd corners and on the stairs, Tillmans» images take us from total photographic abstraction to a tiny black - and - white image of
bare trees, from a colourful closeup of a car's headlight to a portrait of an onion.