Sentences with phrase «of hidden words»

Also present among the Biennial newcomers are emerging artists already established downtown: Janine Antoni and Matthew Barney, who both push Body Art to new extremes; Suzanne McClelland, a maker of abstract paintings full of hidden words and letters; Sue Williams, whose sleazy cartoonish paintings skewer male domination; Jack Pierson, whose fuzzy color photographs meditate on different forms of sexuality and beauty, and Lorna Simpson, a photographer and installation artist whose contribution, titled «Hypothetical?

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I don't see any of the hidden words in the ingredients.

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Letter from the CIO «One great use of words is to hide our thoughts.»

There is a limit on the hours worked because, as the website says, self - employed people have «ways» of (I forget the exact wording but it basically means hiding their money!)

And for the fetching orthgonality of ominous words with toe - tapping music, I'd add Dorthy Love Coates, There's No Hiding Place.

To read it from a survivor's standpoint, to feel the fear they must have felt hidden away, to hear the cries of their rescuer as the Nazi's beat him, trying to get him to say he had Jews he was hiding, to think of the rescuers children never saying a word, and being always vigilant... it is both heartwarming, and utterly heartbreaking at once.

This is where faith comes in, we must hide the Word of God in our hearts and meditate on it day and night.

«I have hidden your Word in my heart,» Psalm 119:11 The above quote gives us the leitmotif of the movie, The Book of Eli.

Much of multiculturalism's energy is devoted to this hunt for stray words and phrases that supposedly reflect horrible hidden biases.

In other words, it may be true that «the owl of Minerva flies only at night,» but Kierkegaard suspects that the metaphor hides a profoundly dubious claim: that it is possible to reach a stable end - point of reflection from which Minerva's owl can take off, and to which it can later return.

David, your 10 commandments (sorry, survival tips) contain a whole lot of prescriptivism, some of it hidden behind word screens.

It greatly disturbs me that members of the Fred Phelps CULT, along with others like them, use the word «Christianity» to hide behind, in order to spread their hatred.

2 Corinthians 4: 1Therefore seeing we have this ministry, even as we obtained mercy, we faint not: 2but we have renounced the hidden things of shame, not walking in craftiness, nor handling the word of God deceitfully; but by the manifestation of the truth commending ourselves to every man's conscience in the sight of God.

(12) And whether ye hide your word or publish it, He certainly has (full) knowledge, of the secrets of (all) hearts.

Of course, you notably worded it as «won't let us catch them», when what is really meant by calling the terrorists cowards is how they hide amongst civilians, perform heinous acts of terrorism against civilians and then run off and hide in tunnels, houses, caves, etc, forever afraid to show their faceOf course, you notably worded it as «won't let us catch them», when what is really meant by calling the terrorists cowards is how they hide amongst civilians, perform heinous acts of terrorism against civilians and then run off and hide in tunnels, houses, caves, etc, forever afraid to show their faceof terrorism against civilians and then run off and hide in tunnels, houses, caves, etc, forever afraid to show their faces.

For some it may mean that «there is an orphaned state required for the sake of the kingdom of heaven, in which a man who like all others is the child of his parents must symbolize with his being and action the present but hidden creation which is not a mere prolongation of the old, but the new creation in relation to which the old has already passed away...» This is, therefore, the first word that must be spoken: of discontinuity between the kingdom of God and any earthly order, even one as significant as the family.

The Israelite priests would have read the letters in reverse as Hu / Hi — in other words, the hidden name of God was Hebrew for «He / She.»

Nicholaes Maes's painting Old Woman at Prayer has hung on my wall for years as a reminder of the many who, hidden and unrecognized, summon God's power into the world through words faithfully uttered over the most daily concerns.

Herein is the tragedy of the Lord's words, «I will hide my eyes from you.»

It would be difficult to hide especially at night or in other words the cool of the day.

And to do this let us begin by climbing up till we tower over the trees which now hide the forest from us; in other words let us forget for a moment the details of the economic crises, the political tensions, the class - struggles which block out our horizon, and let us climb high enough to gain an inclusive and impartial view of the whole process of hominization11 as it has advanced during the last fifty or sixty years.

If you judge me worthy, Lord God, I would show to those whose lives are dull and drab the limitless horizons opening out to humble and hidden efforts; for these efforts, if pure in intention, can add to the extension of the incarnate Word a further element — an element known to Christ's heart and gathered up into his immortality.

Prophetic vision of this sort — in other words, metaphor, the linking within one image of the «this here» with the «that there,» the distortion of appearances «in order to show a hidden truth» — is everywhere in this novel.

He tells us that he did not come «proclaiming the testimony of God in lofty words or wisdom,» lest rhetoric and philosophy hide the power of the Spirit.

This means that the «revelation of the mystery hidden from endless ages» which had taken place in the Incarnation of Christ continues to occur through the «deeds and words» of the Church.

It's purportedly cryptically hidden beneath the words of John 6, and it's modeled after the Last Supper, although that isn't clearly a model for a repeated ritual, either.

Much that is anything but true democracy may hide behind the fagade of representative democracy; on the other hand, a society which is not democratically constituted in the normal sense of the word may sometimes achieve what a democracy aims at.

Yet if the Christ of faith is an eschatological Word, he can not be fully present in the dark and hidden crevices of a turbulent present, nor can he be fully at hand in the broken body of a suffering humanity.

Awareness exercises can help us rediscover immediate experiencing and get beyond the use of words and intellectualizing to pretend, keep distance, control, hide.

But all will agree in recognizing that early in the first century in Palestine there lived a man «mighty in word and deed» whose brief career, for the most part hidden from us, was an event of incalculable magnitude, not only because of its effects but because of what it was.

With the emergence of historical criticism as the dominant form of biblical interpretation, allegory was discredited as a feckless style of medieval exegesis that twisted the words and phrases of Scripture into arbitrary symbols of hidden truths.

«But we have rejected shameful hidden deeds, not behaving with deceptiveness or distorting the word of God, but by open proclamation of the truth we commend ourselves to everyone's conscience before God.»

In the old tent, the glory of God hid behind curtains, but the Word's tent of flesh was transparent to glory: The Word became flesh and tabernacled among us, and we beheld His glory.

But Gesenius, one of the greatest Hebrew authorities, says that the name Esther is derived from the a word meaning «to hide.»

I still believe in God and the Divine, but I so rarely see it in practice and in action... it's heartbreaking to realize they harsh judgment and hypocrisy, racism and slavery hiding behind the so - called «word of God,» but I know my own God and my God is a God of Love.

the bible talks about the religion of man, verses that of christ, he has not the holy spirit, chris made it very clear who enters heaven, he also said you are either for me or against me, man can not serve two masters, you may know how to read the bible, but without the holy spirit, the truth is hidden from you, they have a form of godlyness, but are without the spirit, they speak wonderful words, but the truth is not in them, many will flock to the anti christ, Obama shows how easy it will be for satan to decieve the world, the bible has a lot to say about the end times, and we are in that area.

The prophetic word of Ezekiel, given by God, warns individuals about hiding their own responsibility in notions of someone else's obligations.

The idea presented here resembles that found in John 8:52: «whoever keeps my word will never taste death» — along with the notion that the words of Jesus have a hidden meaning (cf. Mark 4:10 - 12, 33 - 4).

@Damian Knight, stop hiding behind definitions of words such as murder.

the word of the Lord came to Jeremiah in Tahpanhes, saying, 9 «Take some large stones in your [a] hands and hide them in the mortar in the [b] brick terrace which is at the entrance of Pharaoh's [c] palace in Tahpanhes, in the sight of [d] some of the Jews; 10 and say to them, «Thus says the Lord of hosts, the God of Israel, «Behold, I am going to send and get Nebuchadnezzar the king of Babylon, My servant, and I am going to set his throne right over these stones that I have hidden; and he will spread his canopy over them.

As Seerveld points out, «Generation after generation of Christian scholars kept reading past the obvious sense of what was before them and spent their sanctified ingenuity ascertaining the hidden «spiritual» meaning of the words, so as to lead the inexperienced laity into the way of mystical truth.

If people knew history and any meaning of hidden messages of words, the following wouldn't need to be pointed out: Is it not interesting that the Muslim member quoted in the article states he supports the Cordoba house mosque aka ground zero mosque.

The most striking example of a hidden meaning is provided by the beast - worship of Revelation 13:8, to which the following verse refers with the words, «Whoever has an ear, let him hear.»

And frankly I find it no more inexplicable in its most extreme expressions — which at their worst verge on sheer hysteria — than in its mildest — an almost morbid oversensitivity to every faint hint of hidden meanings in every word, however innocuous, that escapes the pope's lips or pen.

As already pointed out above, organic evolution is not what the etymology of the word «evolution» suggests, i.e., not unfoldment of what was there hidden to begin with.

Thou ow» st the worm no silk, the beast no hide, the sheep no wool, the cat no perfume... Thou art the thing itself; unaccommodated man is no more, but such a poor, bare forked animal as thou art,» Lear strips all humanity naked with his words of terror and abandonment as he works to discover what it means to be a man, not a king.

The man who performs religious rites without observing their hidden meanings is, according to them, like a child who reads the words of a book without understanding them.

For the Sufis, Islam is haqiqa, a reality hidden behind words and forms, while for the rest of the Muslims it is principally words and forms.