Sentences with phrase «home fathers come»

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His beloved son Michael has just come home from the war, but does not intend to become part of his father's business.

When she was 14, her father dropped her off at the mall and told her she couldn't come home until she got a job.

After several meetings, the young McDermott persuaded his interviewer Emerson Fullwood (now retired) to give him the job on the spot, telling him he'd promised his father he'd come home that night with his employee badge in his pocket, a confidence driven by the desire to work.

When I first called my father after, he said, «Please come home.»

«When I passed [the draft review] I came home to my sister and father.

«My father would come home in a foul mood after losing at blackjack and other card games,» Lee wrote, «and demand some of my mother's jewelry to pawn...» His mother not only saved her jewelry from her feckless husband but also ably raised her four sons and one daughter, selling cakes baked from tapioca when flour and money grew scarce.

Oh, so this is that «wait until your father comes home... THEN you'll be sorry» argument... So you have no proof that Carl stood before God on Dec 20, 1996.

In friendship with Jesus Christ, we come to know the face of the merciful Father, for whoever experiences the Son's power to forgive sins sees the merciful Father, who welcomes home the prodigals and reclothes them with the garments of integrity.

In fact, the boy has a number of recollections of his father coming home drunk.

God will be calling him back home, I just hope he responds to our Fathers call when the time comes.

Bonhoeffer considers the case of a young boy who is asked by his teacher, in front of the other pupils, «Is it true that your father often comes home drunk?»

The one pictured above is a composite of several Little Bear books from Barnes and Noble in the USA though so you would need three books: Little Bear, Father Bear Comes Home, and A Kiss for Little Bear.

His father would come home from work and join us at the table for a report of his son's progress.

My parents had divorced when I was young and though I knew their intense love for me, the wounds of a divided home had left a vulnerable spot for the love of a heavenly father to come in and make His home.

Our Father in Heavens is the Greatest, all all of his Children coming together from all walks, may we Raise above in much knowing we are coming home, feeling of such deep knowing, we have always belonged there, the Realms of the HIGHEST may all of us share the message, Enjoy my song I make it for all of us, simply from Divine Heart Million Divine kisses Momo MA

«Those who love me will keep my word, and my Father will love them, and we will come to them and make our home with them» (John 14:23).

The first two parables say, «Your Father loves his wandering children and welcomes them when they come home.»

know that you have many that came to support you in spirit, messengers in all levels, under different races, skin color, nationality, simply allow, we are here to bring us ALL to Glorified Beingness, we have all once sinned and have been down and have lied, we all may return back home, as fallen as you shall be, the weight of your heart at the gates is to be weighted, Father loves us all, as Mother in spirit, devoted spiritual being will be passed on to realms of much lighteousness, work hard, get rid of old, prey, meditate, get on healthy plan since our bodies matter so much for us to be able to enjoy our natural of God's light HIGH Million Divine Kisses to all my people Enjoy my video, share with rest of the world, we are at HOMEEEEEE

I heard my father, a scientist and an agnostic, say to my mother one evening when he came home from work, «Where is the Jesus freak, in her room reading her bible?»

I wish I could stand beside her on the day she sent my grandfather off to the second world war, probably looking like his father in that uniform, and tell her that her son would come home all in one piece and marry a lovely woman named Juliet.

The members of today's intense religious groups and not a few members of the larger public like to get even closer to home, rubbing texts like these into contemporary Christian consciousness: «Now great multitudes accompanied Jesus; and he turned and said to them, «If any one comes to me and does not hate his own father and mother and wife and children and brothers and sisters, yes, and even his own life, he can not be my disciple»» (Luke 14:25 f.).

who, in front of his classmates, is questioned by his teacher as to whether his father comes home drunk.

Jesus said: «no one who has left home or brothers or sisters or mother or father or children or fields for me and the gospel will fail to receive a hundred times as much in this present age: homes, brothers, sisters, mothers, children and fields — along with persecutions — and in the age to come eternal life» (Mark 10:29 - 30).

This was spurred by the loss of my mother to cancer when I was 20, my father essentially left my much younger brother and sister to my care for many months at a time only coming home 1 - 2 x a week and then less and less until it would be only a call every week or two to «check on things».

I will say this however; a truly just and beneficent God would also consider the separation of knowledge and understanding between this life, and the life before and after (that being the energy or spiritual existence as energy is not destroyed) and in so knowing this a just God or «father» would simply have the ending of the material life be a moment of coming home, learning, and changing over into understanding of all that occurred while we were away.

Instead of the drunk who's a great guy in the bar and then comes home and beats his wife, we have the minister who is this wonder person in church and is still an abusive husband and father.

Here is a story about a young man in my area who came from a upper middle class home, mother and father married, never divorced.

Yet he loves you just as a father loves a son who will not come home.

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A boy came home from his first day at Sunday school and his father asked him what he had learned.

But look at the context He used it in - doing whatever it took to bring back the «lost» to the Father no matter the time, cost or energy, and then celebrating the lost when they come «home.»

It has been my observation that lesbians are that way because they come from a fractured home... there was no male role model, no devoted father, or the parents» marriage was not good — perhaps divorced and remarriage many times.

In an old - fashioned Chinese home, the girl from her twelfth year on did not go outside her father's house until she went to her husband's, and a Japanese girl when grown could say that she had never come so near a man, even her own brother, as to touch his hand.

She came home with a little key necklace and proudly informed her father that it meant she was «the key to someone's freedom.»

How do we uphold our view on fatherhood in relation to the Almighty Father if a child comes from a broken home?

When the prodigal son came home, the father didn't show him what he did wrong or what he needed to change.

In her study of Protestant and Catholic attitudes about «the Christian home» between 1840 and 1900, Colleen McDannell shows how Protestants came to rely on the mother, rather than the father, as the priest in the home.

«Jesus answered him, «If anyone loves me, he will keep my word, and my Father will love him, and we will come to him and make our home with him.

It's remarkable to talk to the children of divorce about the parable of the prodigal son, in which the father waits for his errant son to come home.

The interesting part of the idea to me was that if the «church» is the prodigal son then those of us that feel we are staying true to the gospel and serving the Father through tolerance, objectivity, and humanitarian efforts might be pissy when the «church» comes back home to the Father.

You have come back home, our Heavenly Father will bless you a lot, I hope others will follow your footsteps.

So I hope that as he flies home on September 27, the Holy Father will understand that American Catholics share every ounce of his passion for Christian service and human dignity — beginning with the unborn child, but not ending there; including the poor and the immigrant, but reaching from conception to natural death... and confirming that the «joy of the Gospel» comes from a Gospel of Life.

The majority of gays come from homes that either lacked a male parent or had a father that didn't pay any attention to his kids.

«Those who love me will keep my word, and my Father will love them, and we will come to them and make our home with them.»

What we are promised is not just that contact with the divine, but the actual indwelling of the Trinity itself, as Jesus told his apostles, «My Father will love him, and we will come to him and make our home with him» (Jn 14:23).

Some years earlier her father had come home drunk and abusive one Saturday night and had kicked this child down the stairs, splitting her head open.

He's en route to the airport to pick up his son and namesake, Nate, who is coming home for the holidays from Seattle and who, while his father is colliding with the bus, is having vigorous and blissfully anonymous sex with a fellow pilgrim in an airport broom closet.

I interpret this to mean that the Son of Man, Jesus, has come to his own flesh, his own family and by His supreme love, carries us back to the Father, to our natural and supernatural home, through His redemptive love.

«If anyone loves me he will keep my word, and my Father will love him, and we shall come to him and make our home with him».

The Prodigal has sinned against his father, and the father — not a feudal lord but an honest - to - goodness father — sees the returning son, penitent and ashamed, coming home from the far country.