Sentences with phrase «to meditate upon something»

Have you memorized this verse and meditate upon it for encouragement when you're feeling down?

I find it incredibly difficult to ready my Bible every day and meditate upon it throughout the day so that I can apply it's truths to my life.

But you'd be wasting your breath because I've heard it from myself many times and simply hearing it — even meditating upon it — really hasn't made my mind any more stable yet.)

The Buddha meditating upon himself points to the self - reflexivity of the experience of the television viewer — a wry comment that equates the TV viewing experience to the practice of Zen meditation as means to achieve a higher level of consciousness.

Many Christians like to quote this verse and meditate upon it.

In Catholic circles, the believer may not have been so likely to use lengthy passages in the Bible in this way; perhaps he was content to take a very brief passage, maybe only a verse or so, and meditate upon it, or even to use a passage from the Fathers of the Church or some «spiritual classic.»

I ask you to meditate upon it and pray.

It's all about how he wants to read it, and think about it, and know it, and understand it, and apply it, and meditate upon it, and obey it, and live it, and remember it.

I ask you to meditate upon it and pray over it.

The Word of God is the Sword of the Spirit, so as you feed on the Word of God, as you meditate upon it, it fills you.

Meditate upon it and contemplate it in all its complexity.

Yet God tells us to meditate upon it and to continually feast upon it and to explain it to our children as we walk, stand, sit, and lie down.

Meditate upon it.

He was immersed in a realm of Spiritual Law, and to discover that Law, meditate upon it, and live by it, was to him salvation: «He who abideth in the Law falleth not from security.»

Meditate upon it; - dwell upon its meaning, its message.

There is nothing in this about the writing of Scripture, but again deals with the Spirit teaching the truth of Scripture to those who read and meditate upon it.