Sentences with phrase «precepts come»

Some of King's precepts come from teaching pros, some are a little bit Zen, and a lot of them she makes up as she goes along.

How did these ten precepts come to occupy so central a position in both Hebrew and Christian thought?

Manuel suggest that «through applying these precepts comes trust, care but not fear, a soul connection, and unconditional love.

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Indeed, its precepts have come to be widely regarded as a model for «good governance» and for the brand of investor activism illustrated by the Allergan story.

First, one may attend a church without necessarily having come even close to following the precepts of the Church, let alone obtaining holiness.

Are you worried, at all, that you will be reincarnated according to the Hindu religion, you haven't live according to their precepts so you'll come back as slime mold?

But these people who were doing it all wrong were not qualified priests to be performing such sacrifices that allows the killing of an animal so Krishna, the original preceptor of the Vedas, came as Buddha and told them to forget the Vedas and live a life of non-violence (ahimsa) and to just follow his precepts.

His new book, All Things New: A Revolutionary Look at Heaven and the Coming Kingdom, challenges the basic precepts of modern Christian thinking about the afterlife.

We continue a perpetual memory of the precious death of Christ, who is our Advocate with the Father and the propitiation for our sins, according to His precept, until His coming again.

Years ago, Tom Watson came to the conclusion that instead of fighting the wind and the vagaries of links golf, he should go with the flow — a precept that again proved its worth during his victory at the Senior British Open

This hike in the Parish precept, alone, will add # 50 to the average CT bill in the coming year - before including proposed rises from Herefordshire Council; the Police Authority, and the Fire & Rescue Authority.

Under the precepts of the decades - old, traditional public education model the district clings to, children are supposed to come to school well - fed, well - rested and from stable, middle - class families.

The period when minivans were the uncool thing your uncool parents drove is fading in memory, which if you accept the industry's precept that you won't like the types of cars your parents drove, ought to mean they're coming back.

They're full of passion for their story and overwhelming excitement at the precept that writing dreams can come true.

Over that time, I came to know a widely - shared precept that explains a lot about how the publishing market works.

The work, by its very nature, comes from an instinctual emotion, and relationships are formed on the same precepts.