Sentences with phrase «eternal sense»

So I would posit that Romans 9 is not at all about being chosen for heaven or hell, but rather chosen to bring glory to God whether we consider the choosing positive or negative, God gets the glory in both cases, and whether the person is apoliea in a temporal or eternal sense, God gets the glory.

For He truly willed the Eternal in the eternal sense, and yet in the temporal order He became distinguished by being repudiated, and so accomplishing but little.

Orthodox Christians have believed for millennia that these terms contain an eternal sense to them.

He has no need of those erotic tinglings in the nerves at the sight of the beloved etc., nor does he need to be constantly taking leave of her in a finite sense, because he recollects her in an eternal sense, and he knows very well that the lovers who are so bent upon seeing «her» yet once again, to say farewell for the last time, are right in being bent upon it, are right in thinking that it is the last time, for they forget one another the soonest.

We should pause and think about what truly matters in the eternal sense of God's Kingdom.

A lot of my other Christian friends went into full - time ministry or started working at nonprofits, and sometimes it seems like their work is more important in an eternal sense than what I do.

But in the eternal sense, it is a silent daily anxiety.

Three rows of white beads are threaded between the purple rows run three rows of white beads, standing for peace, friendship and an eternal sense of equality.

A constant need to compete for funds and recognition; an eternal sense that not enough attention is being given to patients while also always having an underlying sense of incompetence in science; and many more.

The installation, which was exhibited at the Laing Art Gallery in 2004, was composed of 21 video monitors faced inward and played the recording in a continuous loop, creating an eternal sense of cultural torment.