Sentences with phrase «omit many»

Matthew and Luke omit the sentence about being salted with fire.

To omit it is to miss the basic teaching of Christianity, one that has had a huge impact on Western history, thought, and culture — including, of course, Western art.

We can not claim to accept the Bible as the Word of God, and then omit sections of a scripture simply to support a stance.

And nice way to omit the comments about the bible.

A variant of this, no longer as popular as it was, but still widely adopted, is the apologetic» the desire by some Muslims, and also some non-Muslims, to present Islam in terms likely to win the approval of the non-Muslim and, more particularly, the Western reader and to omit or at least gloss over those aspects that would obstruct this aim.

I refer you to your own argument, for you ask us to omit reason and morality as elements for consideration.

The article dealing with him is scholarly and well - informed but suffers from a recurring flaw of the encyclopedia» the tendency to understate or omit anything unpleasant or likely to antagonize the modern Western reader.

Finally, we have seen that we can not omit a stage without serious impediment to the learning process.

Or did they omit those verses in your Westboro Baptist version of the Bible?

This is one of the few things in Mark that Matthew and Luke both omit.

Matthew and Luke omit this, although Matthew elsewhere retains a reference to the Herodians (22:16).

Metzger says that it should be included «with brackets» indicating that there is some doubt about whether it is original, whereas Comfort says the best reading is just to omit the verse altogether.

Matthew and Luke omit this too.

By the same token, the man «who was with her» (many translations omit this crucial phrase) throughout the temptation is not morally superior but rather belly - oriented.

Omit the reference to God from these passages and they simply become counsels of perfection.

In the terms of a traditional distinction, there are no perfect duties, duties «not to do, or not to omit, an action of a certain [specific] kind,» whatever the consequences, because all specific duties can be canceled by the imperfect duty «to promote a certain general end» (Donagan 154).

some of the passages omit certain words not in agreement with the agenda others are not listed that again would explain the truth and she sounds like she is a authority but it is nothing more than propaganda and a either mislead Christian which I doubt or another example of subterfuge

Leviticus is full of rules of conduct for the Hebrew people, but there was one particular passage that caused so much confusion and strife at the Nicene Council that they elected to omit it from the Bible.

In the American Revision of the Standard Edition (1901) it is set apart with brackets, and a marginal note explains: «Most of the ancient authorities omit John 7:53 - 8:11.

No discussion of religion should omit discussion of the concepts of perception.

There is a sentence wrong in the middle of what I wrote — please omit the first two words of «he presumes the burden is...» (they were a thought fragment that did not get written correctly).

I can hardly omit mentioning the hippies in this connection.

Matthew and Luke omit the word and most translations follow those manuscripts which have «moved with pity».

And unless instructions have been given deliberately to omit all sacred writings, one or more of the great Bibles of the world are likely to appear.

It is noteworthy that equivalent Islamic declarations omit the safeguards of Article 18 altogether.

Our solution was to omit leisure from our index.

«Airmen who choose to omit the words «So help me God» from enlistment and officer appointment oaths may do so.»

Even then, however, it was not an absolute requirement in the Air Force: Official policy had stated that «Airmen may omit the words «so help me God,» if desired for personal reasons.»

(CNN)-- The Air Force has reversed course again and will allow an atheist airman to omit the phrase «so help me God» from its oath, the military branch said Wednesday.

And the things you often omit, it just seems dishonest to omit them from the discussion, sometimes.

We omit tales of fratricide, gang rape and onanism.

Several major commentaries on both Old and New Testament works omit any serious discussion of suicide, even when the texts themselves deal with an episode of precisely that kind.

We refuse to omit, edit or sanitize this Bible.

No, A. Scott Berg, even if you have won a Pulitzer - Prize, even if you are a personality - and - event focused biographer and not an idea - focused one, you do not get a pass when you write an 800 - page biography of Woodrow Wilson in the year 2013 to omit any reference whatsoever to the scholarship of....

Do people really take this verbal v «omit seriously?

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Not big - shot guys with corner offices who get a pat on the back for everything they omit from the public.

XRP has suffered at the hands of analytics website Coinmarketcap.com which capriciously decided to omit South Korean exchanges from its price and volume calculations yesterday.

For example, if you're located in Tulsa, you can eliminate queries like «shoe stores in atlanta ga.» If you're selling software that doesn't include a freemium option, omit terms like those pictured above.

Not to omit negative correlation, look at these two 1 - hour charts, the first one for the EUR / USD and the second one for the USD / CHF.

It would be wrong to omit any mention of climate change in this context.

It is not to say that these energy executives will agree with every policy the Alberta government will implement over the next three years, but these two Postmedia business columnists owe it to their readers not to omit these important facts from their columns.

It's conspicuously vague on dates in several key places and overall tends to downplay or omit information that doesn't fit its desired narrative (that politically motivated FBI and DOJ officials supposedly abused the FISA process in the surveillance of Carter Page).

It's better to address any issues upfront than to leave questions blank or omit any documentation.

All of these metrics and ratios capture just one small piece of data and even when combined together may omit important factors when considering a stock for purchase.

However, his analyses omit Cast Lead and discount improvements in civil defense.

For example, a thin file could include a record of missed payments for telephone service, but omit any record of regular, on - time payments for other services.

Even now, the public records omit important details, like who are the group's officers, attendees of each meeting, votes taken, and future meeting dates.

NOTE: As a rule, an SFR does not allow for the «married filing joint» filing status or itemized deductions, and it will likely omit the credits and exclusions you are entitled to receive.

When a company believes a proposal does not meet these standards, it informs the SEC of its intention to omit the proposal and cites specific provisions of the rule.