Sentences with phrase «versed as»

This job candidate was well - versed as a freelancer lawyer, law clerk, and legal assistant looking to find a more lucrative and permanent position within a practice, which would eventually lead to a partnership after passing The Bar Exam.

Perhaps this person is not as well versed as you had thought in the qualities you wish to highlight to prospective employers.

This job candidate was well - versed as a freelancer lawyer, law clerk, and legal assistant looking...

Our goal is to make sure you are well - versed as to what is covered under our «Worry Free Guarantee.»

You'd think someone as well - versed as Baumbach would have shot on film, as he usually does.

Not as well - versed as a letter.

Only a radical Muslim reads this verse as Observer does in order to justify brutality against their wives and others.

Topher Do you really think that a sane person reading the same verses as you have in the book of BS is going to come to the same nutty conclusion you have?

If you want to take the position that the god of the bible is loving then you must cherry pick it, - leaving out such verses as these.

Please could people not just quote Bible verses as if everyone knows them off by heart.

I am glad you brought up that verse as Craig Gross was very quick to leave it out of the article.

If you go to my site AlwaysSaved.com and visit the NOSAS Analyses page, you will find plenty of verses that seem to show a loss of salvation, but there are some OSAS verses as well.

Regardless of how such notorious verses as 1 Cor.

Working from end to beginning we must, at a minimum, account for such contested verses as these: • «If in my name you ask me for anything, I will do it» (14:14).

Have you ever had someone quote a bunch of Bible verses as you in an attempt to prove their theological point?

I read this verse as saying that God does not consume the sons of Jacob for the actions of the priests (or of the forefathers — Malachi 3:7).

A comparison of these verses as Luke quotes them with the Hebrew text of Isaiah and the Septuagint is instructive.

I take that verse as describing just that.

So it is extremely inaccurate to translate this verse as we find it in the NIV: «Whoever claims to live in him must walk as Jesus did.»

Of course I think a more rational approach is to simply view all those verses as written by mere people.

Dave, darn it, I will have to really sit and ponder this verse as it is one another Pastor friend shared with me once many moons ago, so I need to really heed what it is saying... and I'm tired... very tired.

Most translations, however, take the verse as referring to Jesus as Son of Man, who, because of his divine status can dispense with Sabbath laws.

In other words, lifting a passage, or simply part of a verse as ABSOLUTE, on its own, without respect for history or at least giving thought to what the speaker was experiencing at the time they wrote / spoke it.

Using select Biblical verses to support your beliefs and not using the verses as written to shape your beliefs.

I read the verse as saying that if I was nice to my enemies now, but they didn't believe in Jesus as a result, their future experience in hell would be much worse.

I was going to post the same verse as Steve, but since that is a «misinterpretation» tell us Todd was was Paul's intention in the context of 1 Thessalonians?

Instead what we see are religious moon - bats using cherry - picked bible verses as justification for hatred and bigotry.

To cite a few verses as follows:

By the time I was a teenager at the Jesus camps, pledging my life to being a warrior in God's culture army, I had memorized Bible verses as answers, and developed a pretty major evangelical hero complex along with my superiority and false sense of control.

Sure, it might make a person feel better, but this verse as we often prescribe it is being taken completely out of context.

B. W. Bacon also recognized this verse as a culmination.

They proudly claimed to be Christians and could cite chapter and verse as to exactly why they were doing the Lord's work.

The story of the flight into Egypt by Joseph, Mary and the infant Jesus may have originated as a midrash inspired from the text by Hosea, «1 called my son out of Egypt».11 If the story of the burial by Joseph of Arimathea owes anything at all to the influence of such a verse as Isaiah 53:9, then it would be a further example of the midrashic study of the Bible as a method of answering current problems.

I sit down and I begin to read, jotting down verses as the Spirit illuminates them to me.

However, in her defense, not all translations translate that verse as «act like men» and some of the responses she received were from people NOT acting much like men... but that is another story.

The link you posted explains away certain verses as hyperbole, and I can respect that opinion, but will have to agree to disagree.

The practice of being attached to a Shaikh and accepting him as a guide is based on such verses as this from the Qur» an: «O Believers!

There can be little question that the English translators thought of the verse as having the meaning I have suggested, and it seems probable to me that Mark did also; unquestionably most of his readers did.

Many interpret these verses as God cursing the serpent, the man, the woman, and the ground.

And, regretfully, some of his parishioners will accept this parade of verses as Biblical preaching.

Saul is characterized in the opening verses as a man of violence.

Oh wait, we can ignore those verses but have to take these other seven verses as divine law.

The reason I wasn't feeling lifted up or renewed is because I had an obligation in that verse as well.

So as we conform to his image by walking according to his holy spirit and being obedient to the word then we become more holy like him that does nt mean we are him but like him.The verse as he is so are we in this world is that we are his reflection we are not the true light he is the true light and so others should see his light reflect in us through his holiness his love his compassion etc etc brentnz

Then I realized they were using that verse as a license to what they want to me.

chapter and verse as your fall - back position when you don't have a leg to stand on.

No presidents have since chosen that particular verse as their model, but several — Warren Harding, Dwight Eisenhower, and George H.W. Bush — have picked Washington's Bible.

I 100 % agree with those verses as well, but I understand them differently.

Using one or two verses as proof text for excluding women from preaching or teaching is not logical.

Most often, we read these verses as talking about a vineyard owner and an oxen owner, and how the vineyard owner is the one who plants the vineyard and enjoys its harvest, and the oxen owner is the one who should not muzzle the ox, but let it eat some grain at the mill.