Sentences with phrase «place of the dead»

Would back bridges work for lower back work in place of dead lifts if one doesn't have access to the proper equipment?

Typically, a child in this age range will readily accept another pet in place of the dead one.

Recent group shows include «CO-WORKERS — Network as Artist», Musée d'Art moderne de la Ville de Paris; Pavillon de l'esprit nouveau, Swiss Institute, New York (both 2015); Place of Dead Roads, screening with Felix Melia at Centre D'Art Contemporain, Geneva; «89plus marathon», Serpentine Galleries, London (2013).

Advocating death or severe punishment for actions such as holy book destruction or dunking an avatar in place of a dead person may cause the «offended» in a position of appearing quite distance from his / her religious instruction and thereby sinning against one's own diety.

I believe this means that Jesus went to the place of the dead.

We ate and drank among the tombstones, celebrating life in a place of the dead transformed.

Unbelievers are sent to hell or the place of the dead (Luke 16:22 - 23).

If I ascend to heaven, you are there; if I make my bed in the places of the dead (Sheol) you are there.

It is to that place of the dead that the doctrine originally held that Jesus went between his crucifixion and his resurrection.

In the early Church the commonest of all interpretations was that Jesus descended to the place of the dead and preached the Gospel to the patriarchs, the saints, the prophets and the martyrs of the OT, and then lead them out of Hades into heaven.

Assuming then that the passage does mean that Jesus went to the place of the dead, what interpretations of it have been suggested?

This was developed by Clement of Alexandria (The Miscellanies 2:2; 6:6) who extended the preaching of Jesus in the place of the dead to those Gentiles who had lived in righteousness according to the law and philosophy.

When he refers to the belly of Sheol, that is a Hebrew way of referring to the place of the dead (Ps 18:4 - 5; 30:3).

Many scholars, however, believe that this usage of «hell» refers not to a Gomorrah - like place of damnation, but rather a place of the dead, underscoring the reality of Jesus» real death on the Cross.

The term «Hades» does not actually refer to hell as many believe, but is «the place of the dead.»

It just means «pit» or «grave» or «the place of the dead.»

«grave», «pit», or «abode of the dead», is the Hebrew term for the place of the dead, the common grave of humans, or underworld of the Old Testament / Hebrew Scriptures.

They also stimulate the growth of new brain cells to take the place of dead or dying cells.

It's not my fault — my parents took me to visit the place of the dead way too often when I was a kid.

Or that a captain will be promoted and take the place of the dead chief.

The second film, The Place of Dead Roads (2013), is a pastiche of a western, a film genre as old as cinema itself.

There are questions, too, around labour, and the different roles played by the natural history museum (traditionally a place of dead animals not «living collections»), the scientist, and the artist.

Some Boarded up Houses (Chicago) was published on the occasion of his solo show The Place of Dead Roads at Centre d'Art Contemporain in Geneva in 2013 and echoes the exhibition itself with its wooden maze and atmosphere; described by Koester as «a prohibited space where ghosts can meet and where chance encounters are not excluded».

Gum trees have taken the place of the dead pepper trees now, much nicer.