Sentences with phrase «front of the temple»

A billboard in front of their temple also is.

that last picture with you two in front of the temple with the dark sky is SWOON WORTHY!

An older gentleman stands in front of a temple in Siem Reap, Cambodia, gazing up in wonder as sunlight glints off his white hair and wizened face.

It made me think of some of the powerful stories where Jesus is talking about the tax collector going to the temple and standing in the back — and being so humble and unwilling to approach the front of the temple.

He took also the table for the bread of the Presence, the cups for drink offerings, the bowls, the golden censers, the curtain, the crowns, and the gold decoration on the front of the temple; he stripped it all off.

When Jesus turned over the tables of the money changers in front of the temple, it was a metaphor of today's churches.

Now this undoubtedly means that the altar in question was up in the front of the temple, but one can perhaps catch a spiritual sense too.

It decorated the front of the temple to the goddess Sulis Minerva, which stood near a sacred hot water spring.

In every temple in Bali that has an additional function as a tourism destination, a prohibition board is posted in front of the temple, and the purpose of this prohibition board is to prohibit menstruating...

With an area of more than 341 square miles (550 sq km), this national park contains thousands of separate ruin structures scattered around, each full of fascinating history.Visit the Mayan ruins with your expert guide and explore everything from the Central Acropolis, a maze of courtyards and small temples, to Complex Q and R, where you'll see twin pyramid complexes with altars set in front of the temples.

Head to Complex Q and R, where you'll see twin pyramids with altars set in front of the temples.

With an area of more than 341 square miles (550 sq km), this national park is home to thousands of separate ruin structures scattered around, each full of intriguing history.Follow your expert guide through these Mayan ruins and visit the Central Acropolis, a maze of courtyards and small temples, before continuing to Complex Q and R, where you'll see twin pyramid complexes with altars set in front of the temples.

Visit the Central Acropolis — a maze of courtyards and small temples — and walk to the twin pyramids of Complex Q and R, where you'll find fascinating altars in front of the temples.

They paraded down the main street and stopped sometimes in front of temples to pay homage.

Meanwhile the main road from Klungkung to Amlapura is just in front of the temple.

You can only reach the temple during low tide and as a non-Hindu, you are not allowed to enter the temple, but you can walk through the water to the front of the temple to get a «darshan» — a Hindu blessing with rice on your forehead.