Sentences with phrase «like ot»

It covers hospital charges that mean all the direct charges that incurred in the hospitalization like OT charges, medicines, oxygen, blood or any other test that falls under the treatment.

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It seems like OT's people are like Obama — both are deliberately doing things contrary to decency and good natural order.

im a 20 year guy with little exprience in sex in general, i would like ot try some bondage, the idea makes me so horny

my favorite movie is the titanic and i like to go for long walks on the beach and i like ot go clubbing and get myself sooo trashed that i do nt know where i am.

I am looking for attractive guys around my age and must have a decent body and are not ignorant about transgender issues and fully respect trans women like any ot...

That being said the Vikings should also be looking at bringing in younger, cheaper (and hopefully better) players at some of the other high - paid positions, like OT, in the next couple seasons.

I like ot add in extra dried cranberries or nuts too.

I would really like ot make these but I can't use coconut oil.

It was like that OT commandment of loving the Lord your God and to love thy neighbor (which both used agape and not phillia) was a loaded commandment!

It appears the NT scribes like the OT writers, copied quite a bit from those who came before:

OK — so it wasn't exactly a global flood or the genocide of an entire race like the OT God was so fond of, but still... Perhaps «divine retribution» is a better way of phrasing it?

I am perpetually fighting against straw men in this blog, where so many act like the OT Israelites just got bored, and decide, out of the blue to make up «scape - goating» to engage in genocide in the name of God.

Whether you like him ot not.

... really) in Philly... several days after the vision's fulfillment... just like the OT «prophecies» about Jesus... fitting the event with the vision / prophecy... such honesty in the ranks of the Body of Christ... LoL

You need to ensure that you show a liking ot work in a role that is same as that of the job that you are applying to.

Not exact matches

It's your choice though, do whatever you want, don't let ME or the threat ot burning for eternity influence your decision» He then decided to close down the telepathic chat we were having because he had to make the rounds like he does every night.

There are other stories like that in OT — Job, Jonah which goes into surealistic premises.

Fine horrid stuff like this, from both OT and NT:

He didn't add any qualifiers like, «except of your neighbor is gay or black or poor or,,» So - called Christ - ians superimpose what Paul (a man, a mortal) said about women, and they add on things that are OT based in order to justify so much hatred and bigotry.

You are really stretching things in the references that you cite; and it looks like you lost your way about halfway through and started quoting NT things that Matthew said instead of anything from the OT predicting them.

And also, if the OT prophets were so good, how is it that such a commonplace prophecy, like Jesus's entry to Jerusalem on donkey takes prophetic priority over such major events as the Last Supper or the Foot Washing scene, an event that at least one commentary listed as one of the most important symbolic gestures ever made by Jesus.

We have every right, then, to suspect that the writers of the OT were creating a history for themselves, like all their neighbours did back then.

The OT was protected and kept by the Jews like a treasure of gold.

If you read just the OT, you will come to the conclusion like you just did.

Fine stuff like this, OT and NT:

Why did all those good Christians, the ones that people nowadays like to point to as being so like the Founding Fathers, point to their OTs as justification for owning slaves?

but I am finding great difficulty in arguing this idea from OT passages like this one on Sodom and Gomorrah.

Yeah there are a few differences in other areas, but your view of the Jews, the God of the OT, and rejection of what the prophets said about God, and the presentation of God in the OT, you two are like peas in a pod.

I guess the confusion for me is that «sexual immorality,» as far as the NT audience was concerned, referred back to the sexual sins outlined in the OT law, and it seems like sleeping with one's father's wife would be on par with homosexuality, which is included in the same set of «sexually immoral» sins.

The God of OT is like and angry and unreasonable person.

This is a righteousness as a description of one who lives their life along a certain path (like the term is used in the OT) and sin is a deviation from this path.

It looks like the NT authors ransacked the OT for any little snippets they could use and apply to Jesus no matter the original context of such snippets.

Of course, Russ, if the question of the Bible being complete fiction is secondary to noting that the OT God to you seems like the NT God, then I guess I understand your position.

Others say it's all about the NT, but apply parts of the OT they like while ignoring the parts they don't like.

yes — they may even start in the OT and now all that has to be done is to meld the old and the new together — and make it look like prophecy has been fulfilled, and you've got a very captivating new story!

Like how «hell» started out in the OT as merely «sheol» where ALL dead go regardless of their moral convictions.

Aw, lolol, poor thing, you have to repeate a lie in order to try ot make people shut up about things you don't like.

Can someone cite a bible verse where Jesus says you can embrace the parts of the OT you like and dismiss the parts you don't like?

However, just like in the OT, the Jews didn't OBEY it..

Specific basic rules of being a good human can be found in the OT and NT but such rules were borrowed / plagiarized from the likes of Hammurabi and the Egyptians» Book of the Dead.

Whatever we may think of the OT or the book of Revelation, we know that as followers of Jesus, we need to look like Him.

So when I read something in the OT that doesn't look like Jesus, that doesn't tell me that the Bible is wrong, but that God is saying something I don't understand.

Whle their contribution to helping these people should not be completely discounted, I find this questionable I do ot expect that pharm comanies do all of their work as «charity» but, I find it offensive that they consistently align themselves with lobgbyists and politicians who are would rather cut funding for programs like ADAP here in the US.

I'm genuinely curious because I don't like the command to kill passages in the OT, but can't seem to make sense of the story any other way without doing some serious mental gymnastics.

I would also like to read further blog posts related to how you are able to see both God revealed in Christ in the NT similar to how God is revealed in the OT.

AN is the one god, I guess, since he's Adad's boss... and the OT and therefore the NT are all outgrowths of the Sumerian pantheonic priest - perverts like abraham protecting their vested interest.

It's not that hard to believe that the NT would fulfill prophecies in the OT to trick people like you into thinking it's divine when it's nothing more than the words of a bunch of men over a long period of time..

As I prayed and thought, I remembered Job (that I obviously didn't like for your same reasons) and thought — as it's considered the oldest book of the bible, could it be a parable of warning from God that satan would corrupt the OT for people to believe that God is not just?

So, SOME people who disobeyed God badly in OT times were punished like that.