Sentences with phrase «of avon»

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The word used in English translations of the Bible, punish, conveys an external infliction of negative consequences, while the original words, avon (Hebrew) and kolasis / kolazo (Greek) convey internal, self - imposed consequences (i.e. carrying the weight of guilt / shame) and natural consequences (i.e. being estranged).
One other interesting note is that the word translated punish in the English versions of the Bible is from the Hebrew word avon and from the Greek kolasis / kolazo.
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It helps students reinforce the key verbs «j' ai, il y a, nous avons, je n'ai pas» as well as key vocabulary «mais, puis, aussi, avec, en salle», etc. + school subjects and the days of the week.
And I understand that the proponents or prophets of disruptive innovation mean something rather more precise by the phrase — perhaps something lying in the gap between «plus ça change...» and «Nous avons changé tout cela.»
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