Sentences with phrase «then reconcile»

If you begin your separation then reconcile for a short period of time, your separation period begins all over again.

The smart contracts then reconcile the data, letting users quickly identify anomalies and reconcile them.

Perhaps you would care to examine some of the contemporaneous accounts of the treatment of women in Aboriginal society when Europeans first came into contact with them, and then reconcile this with your naive belief in some sort of indigenous nirvana.

The Senate must pass its own version and then reconcile the differences in a conference that probably won't happen until after the November elections.

So, if you will accept my viewpoint, just for the sake of helping me reconcile, then i reconcile like this: being an atheist is an act of omission, being a Christian is an act of commission.

Although I agree that true repentance is turning away from your sin, I do not think that this means to literally turn away from your current spouse, divorce him / her, then reconcile with your ex-spouse all in the name of repenting your sin.

Were the Gospels to end with Christ's sepulture, in good tragic style, it would exculpate all parties, including Pilate and the Sanhedrin, whose judgments would be shown to have been fated by the exigencies of the crisis and the burdens of their offices; the story would then reconcile us to the tragic necessity of all such judgments.

The number of Internet video users was collected and estimated from a variety of sources, and the numbers were then reconciled with the estimate of overall Internet users.

The two accounts of creation are then reconciled in the Gita by the fact that brahman is understood to be composed of purusha and prakriti.

Once the minimal conditions are met, and some kind of context is accepted, then reconciling as a process at least has a chance if not a certainty.

30.21, and then reconciling the two.

Some of the testimonies are powerful and inspiring; you can't read about someone surviving rape and then reconciling with the perpetrator without being deeply touched.

Schimel's words reflect the reality that the plan must first be approved by the entire Senate and then reconciled with pending legislation in the House of Representatives to fund NSF in 2012.

Not un-clever by any grammar school criteria, it's lamentably shallow as the basis for a feature goes, leading to a film that's basically every single teen formula in the history of teens (homecoming dance date intrigue, parties while the folks are away, old friends abandoned for cooler friends then reconciled, and so on) punctuated with horrible special effects and superhero puns.

Even when we first got a computer and my dad started using Quicken, he still entered everything from his check register and then reconciled it with his bank statements.

If aerosol forcing is high, then reconciling with recent warming demands very high climate sensitivity (which you see realized after the aerosols go away)-- and that would indeed mean we may have already passed the threshold for 2C warming.

My ex-husband filed for divorce over 10 years ago and then we reconciled.

A budget is built around the plan, task - by - task, then reconciled with each bill.

Not exact matches

These results are then used to reconcile the differences between the authorities used and the forecasts of spending presented in Budget 2013.

If that is the case then I don't see any way to reconcile that without one side losing.

However, the final funding is determined by the appropriations committee in each chamber, and then, of course, those competing appropriations bills must be reconciled.

They then pull data, normalize it and reconcile what their system calculates to what the true balance is on the exchange.

When religion is not creating people who can reconcile things, heal things, and absorb contradictions — then religion isn't doing its job.

He began by distinguishing two levels of knowledge.12 He then used these to reconcile the obvious tensions between the two conceptions of brahman and the idea of a personal God.

The Church relishes in the liturgy as the «high point» of Christian worship, but does not the Christ remind us, «if our brother has something against us, we are to leave our gift at the altar and go be reconciled first and then return?»

you stated... but does not the Christ remind us, «if our brother has something against us, we are to leave our gift at the altar and go be reconciled first and then return?»

If we aren't reconciled to one another, then our resurrection has no teeth, it has no bones, it has no shape.

If you will to practice mutual admonition toward your brothers and sisters, to reconcile yourselves with those whom you have offended, to abandon all envy, hate, and evil will toward everyone, and to also love your enemies, and do good to them, then let each say: I will.

If you really think God is like Jesus, and you can't reconcile the Flood with Jesus, then you are going to have to question the historicity or normative qualities of the account.

The problem then becomes how to reconcile a philosophical anthropology of individualism with the mutuality and interrelatedness of society, and the concept of civil society is that synthesis by which these theses have been bridged.

Toward the end of the article, Baden says, «How, then, do we, who still hold the Bible dear, reconcile our idea of God with God's actions, in the Flood story and elsewhere?».

That is, having made one's image of Christ for instance, in a given context, the theologian then needs to show how this image reconciles, in broad terms, with the mainline «conservative» or traditional» components of Christianity.

However, if we take the concept that all things are reconciled to God in Christ seriously, and that even though we canâ $ ™ t perceive it, somehow all things and people are subject to Christ (Hebrews 2:8), then the connection is maintained.

Then when someone challenges you to reconcile, heal and learn to serve others, you get defensive and pollute the board with a stream of profanities.

This approach tries to work out the legal intricacies of the rules for sacrifice, to fill in the gaps and reconcile the inconsistencies embedded in the text: for example, determining the status of an animal designated for one type of sacrifice but erroneously slaughtered for another; or determining what to do if an animal that has been properly slaughtered and its blood correctly sprinkled on the altar is then found to have a blemish that should have disqualified it.

Perhaps one way to reconcile the role of the wider world and the responsibility of the individual is to ensure that we do strive to understand what is happening and ask where is the structural power, who does it benefit, who does it hurt etc and then see where I myself am located in this analysis.

How then can these seemingly contradictory conclusions be reconciled?

Our clue is that if the atonement means God doing what needs to be done to reconcile the world to himself, then the human experiences which may reflect this work of God must be those of personal reconciliation.

He was then dispatched to Corinth, Greece, where he successfully reconciled the Christian community there with Paul, its founder.

If the latter is the case, and I think it is, then it may be possible to reconcile many of the differences between the two thinkers with some creative interpretation, such that, whether they realized it themselves, Whitehead and Bergson were profoundly similar in basic philosophical outlook.

If we accept the love of Christ as the basis of reconciliation, then the expression of it through charitable and service programmes are important form of reconciling mission.

Can anyone reconcile God's ability to see into the future and then asking for «acts of faith»?

even though the crucifixion psalm that Jesus begins to quote on the cross ends with verse 24 saying the opposite of forsaken has occurred, and then in 2 Cor 5:19 again we see that the father was IN and WITH the son on the cross in the act of reconciling the world to himself.

You havent explained how you can reconcile saying it should not be used as a guidebook, and then use Jesus's words in that guide book as a text to criticise those who you think are violating the guide book we should not be using as a guide book.

I may have been able to reconcile a loving God with her daughter's brain tumor, but at the moment she could not: If there was something wrong with her daughter, then there had to be a reason.

Then she cried, they reconciled, and he proposed.

(We may add that if «mythological» means whatever can not be reconciled with the modern scientific view of the world with its closed system of cause and effect, then an eschatological act of God is either no act at all or else it is mythical in the above sense of that word.)

If the Lord is beckoning you to let go and move on from this friendship (in the event that you tried reconciling, but to no avail), take the time to grieve and mourn, then move on.

Then seek to reconcile and communicate with your friend, inviting the Holy Spirit to take hold of the situation.

OK, so how do you reconcile the fact that your «god» created evil and then expected man to be able to shun it?