Sentences with phrase «walk on it either»

I'm not the one acting as though the rest of the country need to walk on eggshells around me!

Probably shouldn't walk on our floors, either, since I've sat on that a few times while on my period.

BUT, it's NOT OK for anyone to provide any kind of counterargument to this ludicrous claim... unless of course, they pu - ssyfoot around and walk on eggshells while they oppose this with the utmost gentle care?

He must know, for example, just how far he might walk on a Sabbath day without infringing the commandment, and exactly what circumstances might justify him in stretching it.

You are the one whining and posturing and asking all to walk on eggshells around your beliefs.

I can't prove that Jesus didn't walk on a lake, transmute water into wine, dispel a rainstorm, wither a fig tree, cure blindness and muteness with his magic spittle, or reanimate a few corpses, although we call these acts miracles because they're impossible.

However, «the way is there that one may walk on it,» as you once said.

He said, «We shall not walk on roses, people will not throng to hear us and applaud, and we shall not always be aware of divine protection.

So I learned to walk on eggshells, because I never knew what could set off mass chaos in my house.

While you might not believe a man could walk on water (and I'd agree) but Jesus claimed to be much more than a man and someone who COULD walk on water.

I have known people who think they have to walk on eggshells around God, like He is looking for every small thing that we do wrong.

I aced the test, but when I tried to walk on water, I sank.

By my reasoning, if one fish can climb out of the water and walk on land, others could too.

Eventually, I am certain that scientists will discover that all fish can climb out of the water and walk on land, just like the mud skipper.

But when I asked him if other fish could also walk on land, he said they couldn't.

I would walk on the grounds where Jesus, Abraham and numerous other's and would look at the original text, and through my experiences, in particular where the Romans buried Jesus (Romans kept great records along with Flavius Josephus an historian during this time) and saw an empty tomb, it made sense to me.

You can't ignore gravity, it's pretty damn clear it exists and has effects on just about everything, so you use the word miracle to reconcile the idea that gravity does indeed exist but also jesus can still walk on water.

For those who walk on error or innocence, prevenient grace is still working to draw them toward a fuller revelation of truth.

I'm amazed at how many people expect President Obama to walk on water!

You missed the point: A creator, fine - tuner god is a far cry from a god that can walk on water, make pigs run into the sea, order angels to kill all first born or split open oceans to save his favorite people.

We know certain things, such as the laws of gravity — and that human beings can not walk on water.

No one in the intervening years has parted the (any) sea, created a pillar of fire, turn to salt; flooded the planet (maybe a basement or two) come back from the dead, or killed an entire generation of first born and walk on water BAR NONE.

Just jump off a boat and walk on that water.

If I constantly want my wife to look like Angelina Jolie, have sex with me every day, and worship the ground I walk on, then my expectations are eventually going to kill me and her.

Our walk on this earth is a walk of faith.

Laws about how far one could walk on the Sabbath.

You «Christians» need to try to follow Jesus and walk on water.

It reminds me of a book I read by John Ortburg a long while back that really inspired me — «If you want to walk on water you have to get out of the boat»

Jesus really was born of a virgin, really did walk on the water, really did multiply loaves, and so forth.

The Christology «from below» that helped theologians rediscover the historical dimensions of faith and the life of Jesus Christ is continually revitalized by a Christology «from above» that underlines that it really is the Triune God who chooses to walk on our paths in order to change them and us.

Also why didn't Jesus write what he had to say into the mountain sides with his finger considering he could walk on water and flatten mountains on command and probably levitate.

He asked God to calm the waters, he asked God to allow him to walk on the sea.

Meanwhile, if we lose the ability to respect that people can only go as far as their consciences will allow, we risk becoming mired in a muck of illusion, imagining hate where none exists, equating compelled behavior with authentic love, and losing sight of the fact that traveling together sometimes means that we walk the extra mile on one challenging road, and they walk it on the next.

Also why can't the pope walk on water considering he has the most faith or perhaps the other Christians could walk on water instead?

(A Pastor may walk on political eggshells around the Sadducee because of the money he or she gives to the church, this may help to pay his salary.)

Please realize, Christ was the most loving and welcoming being to walk on this earth.

We have people that can produce a walk on run on water today.

Dude thought he could walk on water and did magic tricks.

Every walker on Fifth Avenue has to decide for himself or herself when and how to walk on the basis of his or her best guess of what everyone else will do.

Go for a walk on the beach by the power plant and imagine each pebble is one of God's children and you atheists enjoy stepping on them.

When we make it clear that we do not in fact understand the miracle stories to be true (per criterion # 2), that Jesus did not actually still the storm or walk on water, then the implications of magic or worldly power or divine intervention fade away.

[The message thus being clear], God then lets those who disbelieve walk on the wrong path and Guides those who believe to join the right path and G - d is the All Mighty, the Wisest.

«Don't walk on the grass.»

I can repeatedly observe that it's impossible to walk on water, so at least through «true science», we know the bible is false.

Not that he could make himself walk on water without God, but that God gave him the ability and he just couldn't believe it.

The challenge in Peter attempting to walk on the water toward Jesus is that Jesus holds his hand toward each of us grasping us if we should fall.

As far as I'm concerned, one hippie liberal in a man - dress CAN walk on water with bare feet, instantly turn that water into wine, give sight to the blind and walking to the lame with but a touch.

Don't say man can not walk on water because to do that you must assume Jesus was not who he said he was or who the witnesses claim he was.

Steve Stockman is a church minister in Belfast and the author of Walk On: The Spiritual Journey of U2 (Relevant Books)

On the Elevation tour that followed, most nights would end with the song «Walk on» and Bono getting the crowd to sing «hallelujah» while he declared, «The Spirit is in the house.»