Sentences with phrase «old order of things»

By upending the old order of things — by choosing the career before the spouse, house and kids — many of us hit 40 having already proven our professional worth.

Instead of fixating on «controlling the time and manner of our death,» or escaping the fact of our death in frivolous or Quixotic pursuits, we can let our sure end be our inspiration to live positive, worthy, and meaningful lives until that time when «there is no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away.»

There will be no more death» or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away» (Revelation 21:4).

In reflection on the promise in Revelation that on the day of shalom «there will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away,» Wolterstorff writes: «I shall try to keep the wound from healing, in recognition of our living still in the old order of things.

and He kicks Satan out of the world as we know it; no more tears, no more pain, the old order of things passed away.

However, we must be clear, this sort of patriarchy is a part of the old order of things that is passing away.

This issue comes at the dawn of the season of Lent, a time when Christ's followers remember their own mortality and, through practices of fasting and contemplation, remember that we are called to die to ourselves and to the old order of things in the world.

Rev. 21:4 - Jehovah will wipe every tear from their eyes - There will be no more death or crying or pain for the old order of things have passed away.

In the end, the morning will dawn, the old order of things will pass away and all things will be made new.

And in that case, the writer of Revelation was lying when he declared, «the old order of things has passed away... [God is] making all things new.»

So, to my brothers and sisters in the faith who insist on finding new and, frankly, outlandish ways to justify maintaining the old order of things, I say this.