Sentences with phrase «decaying body from»

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If he who is in us is greater..., means our body, does it make sense that our bodies are decaying from sickness and we do not overcome bad habits?

He had to come back to the grave enter his dead body (a body which can not decay as the body was sinless) and rise from the Dead as He was the Son of God.

In death, the body separates from the soul, and experiences disintegration and decay; the soul, as we saw earlier, is no longer fit to be with God forever, and all those loving relationships we have enjoyed in this life, and all the good that has come from them — these too collapse into nothingness.

So, they argue, when the body decays these spiritual emergents, which came from the body and are dependent on it, must disappear.

In Romans 7, he wrote about the ongoing struggle with sin that every person experiences (both believer and unbeliever alike), and concluded that description by rejoicing that God has provided a way through Jesus Christ for people to be freed from the bondage to decay and corruption that was brought about by the body of death.

To study how a dead body decays in isolation, Peter Noble at Alabama State University in Montgomery sampled microbes from a selection of internal organs, as «these aren't influenced by environmental conditions», he says.

These tiny bugs hitch a ride from the underlying soil into a decaying body on other insects.

Bland reasoned that heat from radioactive decay would melt the ice, and the resulting body would be an enormous dollop of mud.

«You would expect some form of decay after removal from the human body,» Dawson said.

Some scientists are concerned that — if the pyrosomes die en masse — they could create a large «dead zone,» as their decaying bodies suck oxygen from the water.

In the past, the decay of radioactive elements and the leftover heat from Titan's formation might have melted nearly all the body's ice — so the ocean might have extended all the way down to the rocky core.

mummification Preservation of a dead body to prevent all of the tissues from disappearing due to decay.

Just like the sediments at the bottom of a body of water, the sap material protected the insect from decay and eventually hardened.

The heat that appears to be shaping Pluto may be coming from the decay of radioactive material normally found in planetary bodies, the scientists said.

In a phytate - rich diet, their bodies will suffer from the lack of calcium and phosphorus with poor bone growth, short stature, rickets, narrow jaws and tooth decay; and for the lack of zinc and iron with anemia and mental retardation.

Could tooth decay also be caused by inadequate protein intake, causing the body to cannibalize protein from the bones and teeth?

Director Jon Amiel, working from a screenplay by John Collee, injects flashes of artsy craftsmanship (time - lapse photography depicting a bird's body decaying and being absorbed into the Earth) in an otherwise visually lovely, solidly tasteful period piece.

The story behind why you are so weak is that your little sister has been away from you for 10 years, so your body is decaying.

Radtke's debut cartwheels through her experiences of ruin and decay, from cities destroyed by time or disaster to bodies ravaged by congenital heart defects.

Dean's sculptural elements also comprise of emoji - like tongues, kisses, fists, crossed fingers and two finger gestures, some of which are cast from the bodies of the artist and his children, appearing to both flower and decay.

From Lin Tianmiao's overt exploration of sexuality, fecundity, and the aging and decay of the body, to Yin Xiuzhen's use of the embodied memories -LSB-.....]

Lucas» sculptures are made of and from the human body - a decaying and sensible object that requires maintenance and care.

We look forward to solo exhibitions from Jasper Spicero, Ann Hirsch, and Body by Body - as well as new WebTV programs and more episodes of «K / K OK», «I, Decay» and «ClumpTV» on AMN (American Medium Network.)

The more fully fleshed - out pieces are exciting as images that metaphorically embrace the further reaches of human possibility, from death and decay of the body to the mind's experience of transcendental beauty.

Taking inspiration from the abstract forms and layered beauty unexpectedly found in shredded advertisement posters around New York, Ivcevich photographs many of these examples of urban decay as the basis for a body of work he calls, «Shreds.»

I stepped on Midway Island to find an albatross dead from ingesting plastic, the ripped open decaying body lying on the beach with multi-colored plastic caps and debris embedded in its stomach, a common sight on the remote island.