Sentences with phrase «think of these garden»

Thinking of the garden in defining ourselves and our theology.

And I am glad you are not into the spider smashing business, I get so upset when I think of garden orb weavers being killed, yeah I've walked through many a sticky web only to worry where the heck is the spider, but they are harmless and very very unlikely to bite you, they are scaredy cats!

«Think of a garden, with the cancer as a weed and all the interacting cells and systems that surround it as the soil.»

Kind of hard to think of gardening and swimming already.

We often think of gardening as waiting, but mostly that's about waiting for plants to grow rather than waiting for us to know....

It used to be that when we thought of the garden stool we thought of, well... the garden, and using this versatile piece outside only.

I know that many of you are pretty much fed up at this point that old man winter is still rearing his white head and perhaps it's early for thoughts of gardening.

It had never occurred to me to grow veggies before; I always thought of my garden as just a «flower garden».

Perhaps it's the fact that we think of gardens as mostly daytime spaces.

Not exact matches

In my spare time, I like to garden, and I often think of a company like a garden.

While he's vegan, likes to garden, and drives a battered Prius, he doesn't think of himself as an environmentalist, really, or a cycling advocate.

A growing number of businesses, like Target, Sephora, Bath and Body Works, and Olive Garden deliver coupons via mobile devices in an effort to appeal to consumers, many of whom would never think of clipping or carrying coupons.

Gardening might not be the first place you'd think to look for productivity metaphors, but Hertling has unearthed a great one from the wisdom of farmers.

The race between automation and human work is won by automation, and as long as we need fiat currency to pay the rent / mortgage, humans will fall out of the system in droves as this shift takes place... The safe zones are services that require local human effort (gardening, painting, babysitting), distant human effort (editing, coaching, coordinating), and high - level thinking / relationship building.

«We're actually thinking of a sixth and that would be the Space Force,» the president told assembled guests in the Rose Garden, after ticking off the names of the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force and Coast Guard.

We're not anticipating any sort of first half to second half hockey stick for Olive Garden we think in the first half, the promotions are going to be meaningfully stronger than they were last year.

However, since Central Garden & Pet's (CENTA, CENT) stock price declined by almost 25 % after investors reacted with vigor to «disappointing results», we thought we would provide a brief overview of what we think were the important aspects of the company's results.

If anything, any thinking person who reads the Holy Bible, will come to the conclusion that the best version of marriage is the original one that God created in the Garden of Eden, one man has one wife.

Charon Mangino posted a photo of flowers from her garden, writing, «I go into my garden... I weed, and with each weed I pray and release my own negative thoughts, beliefs and demons.

I have posted some thoughts before on the creation narrative, the garden of eden, and the flood.

I think Genesis actually makes some reference to people already outside of the Garden when Adam and Eve were ousted.

Have you ever thought that perhaps God provided that level of order as far back Genesis in the garden of Eden.

So you think God plopped man in the Garden of Eden?

It's taken from Borges's story «The Garden of Forking Paths»: «I thought of a maze of mazes, of a sinuous, ever growing maze which would take in both past and future and would somehow involve the stars.»

I think of one of Jesus's last prayers (the one in the garden of Gethsemane... not for - now opening the can of worms regarding «whether He actually prayed it»).

Man and women were not made in the Garden of Eden period, facts are facts just like the world is not round unlike what christians use to think back then.

For most of my life I thought that the punishment that mankind and the rest of creation suffered for Adam and Eve's one act of disobedience in the garden seemed incredibly harsh.

One thinks of Theresa with her comparison of the life of prayer to a medieval castle, of John of the Cross with his lovely story of the lover in the garden of cypresses, and of Meister Eckhart (the most abstract of them all) with his talk about a spark of deity that seems to become the very self of the person praying.

Mormons connect the atonement more with the Garden of Gethsemane than with the cross, since they think that is where his greatest agony took place (Luke 22:44).

Lots of people think it happened in Genesis 3:20 - 21 when God gave tunics of skin to Adam and Eve before He kicked them out of the Garden of Eden.

However, the issue of «evidence» and «proof» is nowhere near as simple nor as cut - and - dried as your garden variety atheist thinks it is.

One can immediately think of the Western Wall for the Jews, the Church of the Holy Sepulcher or the Garden Tomb for Christians, or the Dome of the Rock and al - Aqsa mosque for Islam.

Who do you think created the tree in the garden and the serpent and the sin nature of Adam and Eve and put them all together and said, «Don't!»

Just think, the earth might have been the garden of eden... and we just soiled our own nest.

Say Mormonism... they think the garden of Eden is in America.

I would just point out in passing that the analysis so far would suggest that the ordinary, garden - variety notion of a miracle does not seem to have any meaning in the context of a theological version of process thought.

Reflecting on her prayer not being answered she said: «I think about Jesus in the garden in Gethsemane and he's praying, sweating drops of blood in earnest praying out to God the father, giving him his desires... but your will be done.

They're engaged in cleaning up their act, and I think we need to be with them as Christians in doing what God told us to do: take care of his garden.

Millard would love to have you in my virtual living room called fb =) but again about the digging, I was gardening in a space full of weed roots, I tired and thought maybe I should just plant anyway.....

After all, does Germany plan to build a beer garden two blocks from Auschwitz - the Naszis were at fault for Auschwitz, not the Germans, certainly there are fewer Naszis left than al quaeda - No, the Germans would never think of doing something so offensive

Pagitt seems to think that Adam and Eve's sin in the Garden of Eden did not change the basic makeup of humanity, but rather ruptured our relationship with God and with one another.

I thought of how I am often too busy, so busy, how there is so much to do in a family of six with work and life and school and ministry, and I thought that I was actually really glad to be sitting here, uncomfortably, in this chair with my feet in the kiddie pool and my husband behind me in the garden pulling beans.

In those words, and the words of many others, I think we can see the outline of an ethic that avoids self - indulgence yet does not deny the physical facts of a planet with 6 billion people who may soon nearly double their numbers — a planet that grows hotter, stormier and less stable by the day, a planet where huge swaths of God's creation are being wiped out by the one species told to tend this particular garden.

Think of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane, when he prayed, «Not my will but thine be done.»

In this regard, thought had traveled a long way from the legend of the Garden of Eden, according to which trouble first entered the world as penalty.

Christians, if you don't treat your book with any more respect than an edition of home and garden magazine, how do you think this looks to people outside of the faith.

You would think that Genesis would have addressed all of this in the Garden of Eden and subsequenlty after Noah's flood.

Not only are we not allowed to think for ourselves, we've been fooled into believing that we CA N'T think for ourselves, which is why we NEED a pastor to lead us (sounds like the kind of deception the serpent used in the Garden).

As a Bible - based Christian, I think the Americans are finally getting the Supreme Court question right: this is about impartiality of blessings; it is not about God's plan shown in the Garden of Eden.

So he is out pacing around in the garden trying to think through all of this, trying to figure out what to do.