Sentences with phrase «into exile»

The family was forced into exile in Chile by Brazil's military dictatorship, and it was not until the early 1970s that Tunga returned to Rio de Janeiro to pursue a degree in architecture while developing his artistic practice.

In 1982 Gavin Jantjes went into exile in Great Britain.

Most however were ignoring orphans and widows, worshipping false gods, not freeing their slaves like God had commanded them to do, (actually they freed them but then they re-enslaved them) disgusted, after repeatedly warning them to return to him, God, finally allowed Babylon to overthrow them and they were sent into exile for 70 years in servitude to Babylon.

Back in 1512, the Florentine statesman Piero Soderini was driven into exile by the Medici family and settled in the stone palazzo surrounded by lush Mediterranean gardens and prime views of the Adriatic creating today's story of Sun Gardens Dubrovnik.

Christ did spend his first New Year on this earth fleeing into exile in Egypt.

Now the head of China Aid in Midland, Texas, Fu was forced into exile for practicing his religious beliefs in China.

His visit, the first to The Gambia by a British foreign secretary, comes weeks after long - time ruler Yahya Jammeh went into exile after losing elections.

When the Jews of the southern kingdom, who after the fall of Jerusalem in 597 BCE were taken into exile in Babylon, eventually returned to Judea, they would have nothing to do with the «impure» northerners.

I was a News Writer who was cast into exile for my sins.

Like any author worth his salt, the writer in Jeremiah begins by stating the subject of the passage: «This is what the Lord Almighty, the God of Israel, says to all those I carried into exile from Jerusalem to Babylon... «(Jeremiah 29:4).

The persecution that followed forced him (Dasuki) into exile where he teamed up with opposition elements struggling for the return of democracy in Nigeria» he said.

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He went into exile from Russia after clashes with the government of President Vladimir V. Putin.

When the promising young Hebrews were dragged into exile in Babylon, they were not kept in prisons or even camps.

Within a year, perhaps after an encounter with Pope Boniface VIII in 1301 — Dante may have been part of a political mission to the Holy See — he was sent into exile when an opposing Guelph faction in Florence took over the city.

But these events only temporarily check the larger unfolding of his life that carried him first to Corinth, then in flight to Thebes, and from there into exile, wandering for the rest of his life to Colonus, where he vanished, journeying into what Sophocles called «mysteries not to be explained.»

When the political confrontation failed to generate a social revolution, Carmichael deserted his constituents and went into exile as a prince across the water in the Marxist totalitarian state of Guinea.

Many of the student leaders were smuggled into exile in the U.S and elsewhere.

Now they must choose their futures: to stay in the city and consolidate power through crime, or to go into exile abroad, alienated from the only existence they have known.

Born Lev Zalman in Moscow, Russia, the son of Isaac Nachman Steinberg (Lenin's Commissar of Justice) and his wife Anyuta Esselson, the young Steinberg accompanied the family into exile in Berlin, when his father's idealism made him persona non grata with the Russian authorities.

But it was not long before the center of power had begun to move southward, and it was the Babylonians, under King Nebuchadrezzar, (Called in the Bible Nebuchadnezzar) who conquered Jerusalem in 586 B.C. and took the best part of the Hebrew people into exile in Babylon.

Leaders of the regional bloc ECOWAS were instrumental in forcing Mr. Jammeh into exile in Equatorial Guinea after denouncing him and asking him to respect the outcome of last year's election which was won by current President Adama Barrow.

As Nazis had driven much of the Norwegian government into exile in England, Olso University students protested the German rule by «binding» together with paperclips.

But the return into exile is also the movement by which our Lord delineated deliverance.

But then the Assyrians invaded the northern kingdom and took Tobit and many others into exile.

We should not forget the history of those who tried to revive the life of the imagination in America after life began to drain out of the Protestant Churches; how America virtually ignored a Thoreau, a Melville, and a Whitman during their lifetimes; how Poe was driven insane, Henry James into exile, and Hart Crane into suicide.

Israel and Judah would have been led into exile, the remnant would still have been weak, and the plan of God would have been fulfilled as it was in Jesus Christ.

Some sins — idolatry, sexual perversions, shedding innocent blood — make the land so sick that it vomits Israel into exile, and she can return only if God redeems her.

God's covenant is with the people and when the Temple is destroyed, the rabbis tell us, God goes into exile together with his people.

A favorite of Pope Pius VI, Consalvi followed that pope into exile when the forces of revolutionary France seized the Papal States and Rome.

In 586 BC, Nebuchadnezzar II destroyed Solomon's temple, tore down the city walls of Jerusalem, and sent a large part of the Jewish population into an exile that would last nearly 50 years.

The Asbury Seminary professor said he interprets the term «taken» in this context «of the long history of Israel's being taken away into exile, and individuals being taken away for trial and judgment, including Jesus,» he said.

Iran's house churches are «mushrooming» even though its government has «imprisoned or harassed most pastors into exile,» reports Morning Star News (MSN).

Rebel groups and Islamist mercenaries from Chad and Sudan joined forces in December to form a militant coalition called Seleka, which took the capital, Bangui, on March 24 and sent then - President Francois Bozize into exile in Cameroon.

Perhaps we need to develop another sense of the rabbi, one traveling with Jews of conscience into exile.

He had fled into exile earlier this month after being ousted from his position in government and Zanu - PF by a faction allied to Grace Mugabe.

But Palin did not drive the well - connected Republican operative into exile.

The Gambia's sit - tight ruler, Yahya Jammeh, reportedly flew out of the country he ruled for 22 years into exile on a plane owned by the National Leader of the All Progressives Congress, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Italy has already proposed an exit route into exile for Gaddafi — and Turkey has offered to act as a mediator to end the conflict.

Historical records state that the Viking Great Army wintered in Repton, Derbyshire, in 873 A.D. and drove the Mercian king into exile.

Giant fans in the ceiling, several dozen feet overhead, suck particulates upward and outward into exile.

The OPA's ban on single - hulled tankers forced the Valdez into exile in Europe.

What we get at first is a back story from a posthumously published Tolkien work explaining how a blight fell on the underground city of Erebor when fire - breathing dragons, hungry for gold, attacked it, driving its dwarf inhabitants into exile.

Odin put Hela into exile due to the threat she brought, a choice that makes sense when she returns and immediately lays waste to Asgard's defenders.