Sentences with phrase «scribe knew»

Something tells me this scribe knew the answer (the Shema) before he asked the question.

The chief priests and the scribes knew the answer to that question — it was the son who headed for the fields.

Not exact matches

But with Next going nowhere, Jobs knew that his star power was necessary to make the requisite impression to this pair of local scribes.

Romans, Zealots, Sadducees, Pharisees and Scribes all wanted to know Jesus» politics.

I know nothing a bout a scroll, or a scribe, or a cistern.

Allowing terror and injustice to flourish unchecked is not something the Bible teaches and this lost Scribe is educated enough to know better, but is apparently too intoxicated by his spiritual pride to discern the difference between what Jesus tought about forgiveness, on one hand, and what he demonstrated and taught about actively confronting and battling evil, on the other.

I don't know how many planets were known when the Bible was written, for example, but you would think that an all - knowing and omni - present deity would know that some of the «stars» were actually planets, and informed the scribe of such.

Can we first agree that the words in the Bible were not written by Jesus himself, and the scribes who wrote them may or may not have known him in person?

No one said it better than Sam Harris, but I've also wondered why the Bible seems to have been written by a scribe in the 1st Century and not inspired by the word of an all - knowing and omni - present deity.

The small but powerful nerd army known as the Whovians spontaneously combusted as one with the news from Doctor Who scribe Steven Moffat that the 50th anniversary special would feature...

Because that scribe is a Torah - observant Jew and because Jesus is a Jew as well, the scribe asks this great question in a first - century Jewish manner: «Of all the commandments [and you know Jesus, there are over 600 of them], which is the most important?»

As it turned out, the sea was no more hospitable than the scribes had been.

... Not only do we need to know the original texts, we also need to know the tendencies of the scribes who produced the texts

He was illiterate you know and narrated the Koran to scribes who could have written anything they wanted down in its leaves without Mohammed knowing any better.

This is what the scribes and Pharisees were known for doing.

Then, after Matthew and Luke used it in their enlarged, improved Gospels, that primitive collection of Jesus» sayings was itself no longer copied and transmitted by Christian scribes, since the church of course — unfortunately — preferred those more up - to - date and complete Gospels.

are known to contain all the Old Testament writings except one book.The writings found at Qumran are amazingly accurate to the Old Testament we have today.Where are the changes you speak of?The scribes of ancient Israel were under strict rules and supervision in the completion of their tasks; are you suggesting incompetence in their duty?If so please show it.

The small but powerful nerd army known as the Whovians spontaneously combusted as one with the news from Doctor Who scribe Steven Moffat that the 50th anniversary special would feature all of the series» past Doctors.

st Corinthians 6:9 - 10 — the word homosexual was added later by a prejudice scribe, most scholars will tell you it's about male prostitution and nothing in there is about the saved long term relationship of a gay couple as we know and understand it today.

First, they knew the scribes, who started from the authority of the Mosaic Law, then expounded it.

According to Luke, some of the scribes said, «Teacher, you have spoken well» but no doubt they were Pharisees, who were glad to see the Sadducees put to confusion.

The same sign appears at the time of Jesus, in the Pharisees and the scribes who also know that mercy, but wish to control it and therefore reject Jesus and plot against him.

It is entirely probable and in keeping with all we know about him that Jesus thanked God, perhaps often, for revealing to simple folk what the learned scribes could not perceive.

Laura Theodore, also known as the Jazzy Vegetarian, shared this super yummy vegan recipe from her new book, Jazzy Vegetarian's Deliciously Vegan, published by Scribe Publishing.

Another Saturday and another Arsenal friendly for your humble scribe (having made the trip to Underhill last weekend with the ArsenalArsenal crew), but thanks to the vagaries of the M25 I missed the first 20 minute or so of the pre season friendly against Blue Square team Welling United, known as» The Wings».

Who: Liam James, actorWhat: «The Way, Way Back «Where: Today at Eccles at 3:30 p.m.. Most people know Liam James for his role as Mireille Enos» son on AMC's «The Killing,» but Sundance auds will see an entirely different side of the young actor in «The Way, Way Back,» a coming - of - age tale that marks the directorial debut of Nat Faxon and Jim Rash, the Oscar - winning scribes of «The Descendants.»

But the NDC chief scribe, popularly known as «General Mosquito» has praised the police for their action.

Dr. F. Emelia Sam is known as the soul - centered scribe.

i do nt know how to scribe my selif if u like you can asck me any thing i thing that the good way to do it

At first, the movie (written by Liz Hannah and «Spotlight» scribe Josh Singer) appears to have put the camera in the wrong place, given that it was the New York Times that first broke the leak of classified documents in 1971 that outlined the prosecution of the Vietnam War — and what the government really knew about it — across multiple administrations.

Alexander the Great, a Macedonian king and conqueror, died in 323 B.C. Whatever else you didn't know about him is told to us by Ptolemy (played in old age by Anthony Hopkins), dictating Greek history to dutiful scribes some years later.

Written by the English screenwriter Simon Beaufoy, who many may know as the scribe behind The Full Monty, Boyle has blended this romantic fable with his own, frenetic style and some nods towards a Bollywood aesthetic in order to create the Scottish filmmaker's most accessible work to date.

The scribe was Kevin Williamson, then riding very high on teen genre success from the two Scream movies and I Know What You Did Last Summer (not to mention, his WB drama creation «Dawson's Creek»).

And of course as we all know he was among the first major scribe to seriously embrace the new, abbreviated form of communication known as Twitter and really set the standard for perfect engagement.

It was a really smart decision to bring franchise scribe Tony Gilroy back to write and direct the fourth movie, because no one knows the Bourne series better than him, and it was likely his idea to design the story so that it runs parallel to «The Bourne Ultimatum.»

What You Need To Know: Thanks in part to real - life intervention when its subject was finally killed over the summer, Kathryn Bigelow's follow - up to her Oscar winner «The Hurt Locker,» which will see her working again with scribe Mark Boal, has been a while coming.

Mervyn Leroy, known for his energetic direction, must have been restrained by the wholesome text, which is based on a screenplay from Anita Loose, better known as the scribe of «The Women» and «Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.»

Screenwriters Gene Stupnitsky and Lee Eisenberg are best known for their 2006 - 10 work on NBC's «The Office» and as the scribes of the hypothetical Ghostbusters III script that Bill Murray just can't quite bring himself to read.

Bong's screenplay — co-written with «Before The Devil Knows You're Dead» scribe Kelly Masterson — is structured almost like a video game, with each carriage presenting a different world or challenge, complete with end - of - level bosses like Tilda Swinton «s glorious Victoria - Wood - as - Margaret - Thatcher higher - up Minister Monroe, Alison Pill «s demented, heavily pregnant schoolmarm, and the enigmatic Wilford waiting at the end.

Nicole Perlman & Chris McCoy Joss Whedon and Shane Black aside, Marvel aren't known for hiring big - names screenwriters, but their picks for «Guardians of the Galaxy» are bold even by their standards, with two scribes who don't have a single produced credit between them.

The title's a self - aware reference to the fact that the scribe has thrown every known and currently popular movie menace into a story that is at its core a coming of age tale.

Perhaps Condon put too much faith in screenwriter Josh Singer, a scribe primarily known for work in TV.

The «L.A. Confidential» scribe doesn't quite know what he's going after, so he chases after everything — romance, action, politics and history.

Former Valve scribe Chet Faliszek, best known for his work on the Portal and Left 4 Dead games, along with the Half - Life 2 episodic expansions, has joined Bossa Studios.

You had to hire a better - educated person — a scribe — who knew the writing code.Then, at the other end, you needed someone toread or decode it — unless, of course, you were «well educated,» that is, you had been taught toread and write and thus had become literate.

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In the distant past (you know, before 2007) precious few scribes were ever able to eke out a reasonable living from scribbling alone.

Now it's my closing tribute to Mrs. Roosevelt that I write their final health report - which, in this case, would be their obituary...» A quick learner and an avid student of history, Jack becomes Miss Volker's friend, scribe, and protégé: «You need to know the history of this town because if it dies out someone will have to be around to write the obit.»

«You know, love is the greatest gift the Scribe Virgin bestowed on her species.

Like the great pendulum in its rotunda scribing through the long day movements of the universe of which you may say it knows nothing and yet know it must.