Sentences with phrase «only at»

But do different religions not have more to offer each other than separate coexistence, united only at the deepest level?

Paired with brimstone, it warns that the justice of Yahweh is forgotten only at great peril (Deut.

The catholicity of the Christian movement, when it is understood as movement and not institution, incorporates the testimony of those at the edges and not only at the center of the communio viatorum.

They do not fall inside, but rather only at the limits of scientific investigation.

Too often boards operate only at the task or strategic level.

If a bird found birdseed sprinkled on the snow only when a forest ranger passed its way and the ranger came only at night while the bird was asleep, the bird would doubtless attribute the seeds» appearance as «due to» chance.

Hail to him who can make those movements, he performs the marvelous, and I shall never grow tired of admiring him, whether he be Abraham or a slave in Abraham's house whether he be a professor of philosophy or a servant - girl, I look only at the movements.

Awareness of all four ways of religion and of their respective temptations allows us to approach the subject of revelation in such a way that in inter-religious dialogue, areas of religious agreement may show up more obviously than when we look only at the obvious sacramental differences.

I do not trouble God with my petty sorrows, the particular does not trouble me, I gaze only at my love, and I keep its virginal flame pure and clear.

And yet the second definition can be neglected only at the risk of the demise of the pulpit.

Only at the resurrection did Jesus become Lord and Christ.

Only at a certain point is a society so depraved that every individual in it who will not repent must be wiped out.)

For my part I believe we ought to work not only at spreading the Gospel (that certainly) but also at a certain preparation for the Gospel.

Even if the Servant figure is consistently or only at times conceived as an individual (on the pattern of a Jeremiah, or perhaps the prophet himself, or a contemporary, or someone yet to appear), the very individualization is obviously shaped in the prophet's mind, consciously or unconsciously, by his people's corporate experience in the days from Nebuchadnezzar to Cyrus.

To understand the Christianity of this period [Victorian] we must look not only at public symbols of civil religion... but at the sacramental character of the home.

The study thus challenges the conventional wisdom that a more demanding school will improve the performance of students who are already performing well, but only at the cost of forcing out poor performers.

Sometimes a minor disturbance at the margins of a system may have ramifications and manifest themselves only at distant times and places.

It is evident that such an attitude can be adopted only at great cost, at the cost of seclusion from the world.

The former changes the concern of the whole to a continual witnessing, and the latter makes the reference to the Kingdom a quite general one which we, following Conzelmann, would interpret as a reference to the Kingdom which becomes visible in the ministry of Jesus, but which will he truly known only at the End.

There is a limit which stands not only at the end of human life as death, but which is built into the structure of human life by virtue of its creaturely character.

In the foregoing paragraphs I have deliberately, for the sake of objectivity, looked only at the external or enforced aspect of human planetization.

Let's humble ourselves and pray (not judge) for our leaders... for we are living on critical times not only at home but also abroad... for if my people which are called by my name will humble themselves and pray, then will i hear from heaven and heal their lands

Only at the end, and in answer to a direct question from the high priest, according to Mark, did Jesus acknowledge his Messiahship (14:62).

To this end then, he aims not only at the needs of the patients, but at the needs of professionals with whom he works, to whom he relates both within and beyond the therapeutic setting.

Origen's answer is that in this life faith is imperfect; only at the time of the Resurrection will it be complete.

Bell is a pastor with a substantial following not only at his Mars Hill Church in Grand Rapids (with some 10,000 in weekly attendance) but all across North America.

It is necessary to understand that consciousness, in fact, advances toward the most interior self only at the price of the most extreme attention used in looking for signs and glimpses of the absolute in its appearances.

The Kingdom can come only at the «end.»

Wrong enters the picture only at the point where this entirely natural and necessary self - concern becomes the controlling interest, so that others are given no place in thought and practice.

«Only at one point, only on one subject — but then consistently, universally — is Jesus our example: in his cross.»

Only at one or two points do his pronouncements leave room for argument that at heart he cherished a deep hope for the reformation and salvation of his people.

Wrath means that life has within it certain ineluctable structural principles which can be defied only at the risk of losing the good of life itself.

We went to church on Sundays and said grace before meals (only at home with the immediate family, not in restaurants or with extended family / friends), but other than that we weren't a particulary «religious» family (aside from not doing all the «stuff good Baptists don't do,» but we didn't preach about that either).

Now it is clear why we can say that God's good is revealed in history, not only at the edge of it.

Niebuhr's argument that the revelation in Christ takes place only at the edge of history is based on the doctrine that all conflict of power is evil.

The question was therefore far from settled; indeed the controversy was only at the beginning.

It extends to all situations in which a judgment or a decision can be made only at the end of a debate or confrontation between adverse opinions and conflicting points of view.

To this growing debate on «fulfillment theology» I would add a contribution from a Reformed theological perspective: the thesis that New Testament messianic claims can be abandoned only at the cost of sacrificing crucial aspects of the church's witness to the gospel of the Kingdom, but that Christians do need to abandon a good deal of «fulfillment theology» that finds its source in ecclesiastical triumphalism.

Soon even these are passed, as the very young child begins to demonstrate the higher cognitive functions that are found only at the top of the continuum.

Only at this level of authority can the Important broadcast policy issues which are involved in satellite broadcasting be appropriately resolved in policy for the Commission.

And curiously, our lots were only at 71 percent capacity.

The Word of God is not like a laser beam, directed only at a few people whom God knows are ready to receive it.

«He who preaches love in a society based on injustice can purchase immunity from conflict only at the price of hypocrisy,» says the anonymous sage.

A. To be incorporated, through transformation, in the new order that fully emerges only at the end, in the final recapitulation.

Of course, in today's episode, we don't look only at Genesis 4, but also look at the flood account in Genesis 6 — 8, and a verse or two out of Genesis 50.

Whitehead protests that while one may choose to use such a notion as a helpful abstraction, one can treat such absolute time as an actuality equal to all other actualities only at the expense of coherence.

He did this so we would know His love and power not only at salvation but in our day - to - day lives as well.

We must avoid supposing that in general one group can prosper only at the expense of another.

The idiom of resurrection can be genuinely used as an expression of hope for man only at the same time as one recognizes the finality of the phenomenon of death.

A Yearbook of Seasons and Feastsworks through the Christian calendar looking, not only at the particular seasons, but also several of the feast days.