Sentences with phrase «hirelings in»

To be the «students» lobbyist» — that is, to stand up to the teachers unions and their hirelings in the Legislature and bring standards and accountability to public education in New York.

American Catholics, as well as Protestants, may now work for wages; but they have long since ceased being hirelings in a biblical sense

Such aristocratic biases may do more to illuminate the disparagement of the hireling in John's Gospel than any sayings that can be linked to Jesus of Nazareth.

Not exact matches

The Toronto creative firm behind a few Colgate, Kraft and Revlon campaigns you might recall, had a little warped fun patting itself on the back — and the backs of its evidently very hard - working hirelings — in a hilarious video making the rounds this week.

On the other hand in the counterfeit, the blind guide hireling teaches his sheep to go out and invite the lost to come in and make a decision for a jesus who is then bound to accept them.

Well, much to the amusement of a number of bureaucrats and associated hirelings, Bob was informed that he'd have to begin from the beginning and get a «driver's permit,» much as I had in 1963.

In John's story of the good shepherd, Jesus is portrayed as the good shepherd because when the wolf comes he does not flee like a hireling, but because the sheep are his own he lays down his life for his sheep.

During Romney's business time in Boston, the closest temple was in Washington, so he may not have been a monthly attendee, but suffice it to say that he must have participated dozens of times prior to the April 1990 changes, which eliminated the «penalty» signs and the Protestant minister as a hireling of Satan.

These hirelings were interested in collecting their wages, not in the welfare of the sheep.

In the sermon the pastor quickly picked up on the Gospel's view of the hireling, contrasting the things we do for money with what we do for love.

On most days most of us are cast in the role of hirelings.

• There is a logical and widespread suspicion that at least some bettors in the Miami Syndicate, who have been operating in Connecticut, Florida and Rhode Island, are merely hirelings of richer and more sophisticated criminals, who have put up the millions of dollars the Syndicate has bet and have reaped its huge winnings.

Nana Kwame was trapped in a dark room at the party's headquarters by hirelings of Akufo - Addo, they punched Nana Kwame in the face, knocking him to the ground; bloodied by bludgeoning the side of his head with cutlass and a sledgehammer; leaving him paralysed.

After reading through few examples of Akufo - Addo's inexcusable flirtation with violence, you would understand why his dishonest hireling, Professor Mike Ocquaye was rejected miserably in the party's 2007 flagbearership race.

Reacting to this outright falsehood from the Akufo - Addo hireling and a card bearing member of the New Patriotic Party, Prof. Ransford Gyampo, a Senior Lecturer at the University of Ghana, in unequivocal terms stated that, neither the University not its Political science department has conducted any Polls «The Department of Political Science hasn't conducted any such study.»

It's clear that Coogler is more in charge than most Marvel hirelings when he smash - cuts from this fantastical opening to a basketball court in Oakland, California circa 1992.

While the gunplay and the assault on the villains» hideout are certainly tame by Sam Peckinpah standards, the characters» sense that they're mere hirelings with nothing left to believe in definitely anticipates «The Wild Bunch», making this a movie that's perfectly enjoyable on its own terms, but even more fascinating when viewed in the wider context of what was to come.

The Founders and Framers on «eternally» «Even in the midst of defensive and dangerous wars with Persia and Macedon, the members [of the Greek Amphictyonic League] never acted in concert, and were, more or fewer of them, eternally the dupes or the hirelings of the common enemy.»

In his letter, Harding had also referred to the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia's suggested medical examiner as the ICBC's «hireling.»