The phrase
"young disciple" refers to a young person who learns from and follows the teachings of a respected teacher or mentor.
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There is a story of
young disciple in India who left home and traveled in search of a spiritual master whom he at last found sitting in prayer beside a river.
Years later, this old fellow waits
for young disciples to make it up the mountain cliffs and sit at his feet while he meditates on the meaning of the universe - and, of course, on the job - seeking process in the life sciences.
The writer of those words was
a young Disciples minister, Charles Clayton Morrison, who in 1908 was to take over what was by then a publication floundering in financial distress, and eventually to turn it into the most influential Protestant magazine of its time.
Perhaps Elijah wants to spare
his young disciple the pain of good - bye.
In a violent world, each of us is
the young disciple in need of such intense washing.
At the 11 A.M. worship service, each guide introduced his or her confirmand before the congregation and described one thing that
this young disciple was bringing to the church — some aspect of personality or talent.
He served as the Chair of the Chelmsford Diocesan Board of Education, acted as a mentor to a group of
young disciples, and hosted Take Over Challenge days with young people.
And in the desert the notion of the father teaching
the younger disciple is very important.
The Apostle Paul told
his young disciple Timothy, ``
The Apostle Paul told
his young disciple Timothy, «All Scripture is inspired by God and is profitable for teaching, for rebuking, for correcting, for training in righteousness» (2 Timothy 3:16, emphasis mine).
If not for the enterprising work of Charles Clayton Morrison,
a young Disciples minister, the CENTURY might never have survived the decade.
He was scrupulously orthodox, whether in matters of faith or morals — never flinching from demanding the highest standards in
his young disciples and certainly never compromising on the content of Catholic morality.
The most notable fact about the monastic elder and
his young disciple is that, unlike Ivan, they are not Euclidean men.
Could it be that John mentions this charge that Jesus gave to
the young disciple to care for his mother because that disciple was the fourth evangelist himself?
Sometimes one is horrified at the way in which some of
the younger disciples of the various neo-orthodox and neo-catholic movements — I say «movements,» in the plural, for there seem to be several of them — act in this fashion and defend their wooden and «official» preaching on the ground that they must in no way obtrude their personalities between the gospel and the hearers.
For
your youngest disciples, wiggly youngsters who learn best while their hands are busy, or older children who just love to color, each beautiful picture reinforces the lessons in Who Is God?
Having skipped out on SoulCalibur V in favour of
her young disciple Natsu, her return for SoulCalibur 6 is most certainly a welcome one by many long - term fans of the series.
One of Warhol's circle, Alice Neel, is represented by a masterful portrait at Victoria Miro (B5), while Keith Haring,
a younger disciple, has a major 1982 work near the fair South Entrance at Acquvella Galleries (E11).
Food was small dishes prepared by the apartment's owner,
a young disciple of celebrity chef Mark Hix: seafood - and - mashed - potato stew, pumpkin risotto.
Raised mostly in Texas and New Mexico by bohemian parents who'd escaped anti-Semitic violence in Europe, he's been
a young disciple of Richard Feynman, an employee at Atari, a scholar at Columbia, a visiting artist at New York University, and a columnist for Discover magazine.