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• For James to introduce himself as the brother of the Lord, in the letter or otherwise, would come across as flaunting his relationship to Jesus and invite people to view what he had to say askance.
• Shepherd of the sheep from death: for, Christ having once paid blood, and died, it was free to the surety to come out of prison, when he had paid the sum.
• He commissioned these disciples, in view of all that they had seen and heard, to go out in every direction to make known the spiritual blessings that he had come into the world to make possible.
• To take the examination of the favor of Anusuya, Tridev told them that he had come to ask for alms but he should not go begging in his normal form but in the nude state of Anusuya.
• For the first time resident in Rome, he had come from a land of vibrant Catholicism to a country whose Catholic practice, historically, had been much more casual.
• It was also because he had come to the end of a long search.
• Soloviev had encounters with a mysterious otherworldly woman whom he would come to identify as the embodiment of the divine Wisdom.
• Orpheus, son of Oeagrus, they sent away unsuccessful from Hades, showing him only the ghost of the wife he had come for, and did not deliver her true self to him.
• If he had done so, Rehnquist would have penned an opinion far more capable of clarifying much confusion, and more worthy of judicial respect for years to come.
• Ashcroft informed Yasaka that he had not, in fact, come on the behalf of the British embassy, or indeed Britain at all.
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• He said with the return of Mr. Oke, all conflicts had come to an end.
• By the second week of school he felt completely at home at SJR and wished he had come to SJR sooner.
• If he could direct himself properly using his map, he would come out of the woods right where he had left his kite.
• As of his mothers funeral last June i have had to come to grips hes not going to be peaceful about any thing concerning his rights, and worry he will kill someone if interfered with.
• He also had no idea that he would end up becoming the protagonist of this novel come true.
• He said despite the difficult weather pattern, the success had not come by as an accident but as a result of clear decisions that the Government made to restructure both the input distribution mechani
• Over the years, stencil board was bought from any available source, and on one occasion Libauer had come across a warehouse full of the product, so he purchased it.
• He had been a member of Congress, had recently sat in the constitutional convention in Iowa and had come to California but four months before in order to become a Senator from the new State.
• At the tip of the finger Omar could see the pale gray shapes that he had come to recognize as Europan buildings hidden between the frozen snow on the ground and the frozen snow on their roofs.
• Now that it has come this far, the Tamils should ask themselves if Fonseka would still have given them a honourable political solution if he had won the post-war presidential polls of 2010.
• Coulson accepted the berth because he had played the prodigal son in Melbourne and Sydney and had come to the end of even his husks.
• He had come under the infl uence of Sibbes while he was a student at Cambridge.
• And when evening had come, since it was the day of Preparation, that is, the day before the sabbath, Joseph, who was from the Jewish town of Arimathea, asked Pilate that he might take away the body of
• Of all the people he had ever played chess with since he started as a teenager, he had never come across a single opponent who played in the way Mahler did.
• If he had seen the vision of what to come he would have seen even those that are on earth cosits a vision of what to come.
• Trying to find the cause of the national calamities and social unrest in Japan, he came to the conclusion that a stable, peaceful nation could only come about after the correct Buddhist teachings had
• But know this, if the good man of the house had known in what watch the thief would come, he would have watched, and would not have suffered his house to have been broken up, but would have been ready
• Friends, he felt his dreams of many years had come true.
• He had the courage to come back from a car wreck that shattered his ankle, and from a lot of other personal tragedies.
• He had come to believe that if South Africa implemented this strategy, the actual effect might be to invite the combined wrath of both the United States and Russia.
• When I explained this to Franck, he was astonished, and admitted it was one of the strangest cases he had ever come across in connection with undeserved fame.
• He didn't come to the meeting the three of us had planned.
• If the old fellow should come out of his reverie he would notice no disorder, and had usually to be prompted to know what his next class was.
• He talked about how he had come to this beach as a kid, about passing on the knowledge of foraging and hunting the traditional ways.
• Glowing with the heat and from running, he felt at that moment more strongly than ever the sense of youth, animation, and determination that had come on him when he ran to save the child.
• He had come in fulfillment of all these prophecies that Israel would have the Divine Son of God as their King, Messiah, and Redeemer, but they rejected Him, and crucified Him.
• At the same time he said that the dog had always been of a quiet disposition; never fighting other dogs until within the last two days, when he had pitched upon and bitten every dog he had come in con
• He had just come out of the shower and was wearing only a towel, but she would only be seeing him from the waist up anyway.
• He had left Elaine up at the front of the shop and come striding back to the cage by himself.
• Now he had come to tell his story, carefully answering questions put to him by the prosecutor; he spoke clearly and firmly, without embroidery, using a minimum of words.
• Bibles and thanked her and prepared to leave, but in the doorway he stopped and said that not on any of his trips had he met a lady as nice as her and he asked if he could come again.
• He adds moreover that the Acadians who had come to Newfoundland were people of little value, drawn there by the absence of law, taxes or police.
• He walked back through the old part of the cemetery wondering why the hell he had come, staying well back in the trees.
• Militia of the state had come to the relief of the citizens; but, to his great surprise, he found that they were come to strengthen the hands of the mobs that were around and which immediately joined
• He then told the bullies on the front pew that he had come to teach the word of God and understood that he would have to fight in order to do so.
• He lay, he went back in and climbed out of the yard in the same laborious manner he had come in, allowed them to serve on warships.
• Moreover, circumcision was carried out on the boy before he had even come of age, which meant simply that the newborn child was now a member of the commonwealth of Israel, based on the faith on his pa
• Agilulph, intimating that should he decline any arrangement, the king had offered to come to an arrangement with himself, who must have been consequently in a position nearly equal to that of a sovere
• He had gone to rest in Hades, and now his dead body has come again into the light of day.
• Padre Pio told him, that the voices that he could hear, were actually the souls of soldiers, who had been delivered from Purgatory and who had come to thank Padre Pio for his prayers.
• To the question how he had come from the town into the desert, he answered by a long story of hunting; he had gone out hunting, had drunk too much, and lost his way.
• Having them thus come out to him was as if he had returned to find them, and the droll promptitude of Jimu9200s mental reaction threw his own initiation far back into the past.
• Since he had to have been there, surely one of the theories on Nile Flooding laid out by Herodotus must have come from Thales.
• SUV, who will likely have to live with the images of something he likely had no control over but will haunt him for years to come.
• Luther to seriously examine his theology and to prepare himself to defend publicly and in writing those notions he had come to be convinced of.
• Now, after it gets dark and he's had a lot of cuddles, he will sometimes come out of his hedgie sack on his own.
• Washington prized his papers highly and long before drafting his will had come to look upon the great mass of documents that he held at Mount Vernon as part of his legacy to the new nation.
• And Mussolini had repeatedly said to me that at the moment a Habsburg would come back to Vienna, he would occupy the whole of Austria.
• Now upon my return, when he continued to despise me and did not come to greet me as the other citizens did but rather threatened to kill me, by the advice of the provincials I had him removed to a mon
• He had come into the office of the station, from its interior, in an unsettled way, immediately after Lightwood had gone out to the train; and he had been hurriedly reading the printed bills and notic
• Now that he had broken the ice with his, for if he had wanted to escape he would surely not have come in here, blown in like a drift of snow!
• And then you had to run some more, Allen would come up and grab one of them from behind, and I took him anyway, red, he turned and started sliding down the slanted sheet metal toward the ladder, thoug
• Patrick, had come across it when he was arranging the papers of the late Dr.
• And he may have had a disgusted initial reaction, but what might come of things as the information turns in his mind?
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• God of Bethel, demonstrating that he had come to know the God of Bethel both through experience and direct revelation, Gen.
• While some may be amazed at this expression of the Sinatra talent versatility, it will come as no surprise to those who remember the few times he has had a chance to be something other than a crooner
• A couple of minutes later we heard a similar sound, and so thinking he had come back, I turned the spotlight back on.
• As he closed the door at last he heard the sound of that woman who had come in out of the unknown, ministering to the dead.
• This was because if the appellant had, as the judge had found, come to the deceased's yard armed with this knife, he must have had a premeditation of what he intended to do with it.
• Although he was rich and influential, he had come hundreds of miles to seek spiritual satisfaction in Jewish worship.
• Minister Persaud remarked that he had just come back from a United Nations Climate Change Conference in Poland and it was coincidental that during discussions about the effects of climate change on lo
• It is almost a matter of national folklore that every Chief Executive will, so I decided to plow through the records and come up with a name and address, he had made them dig trenches.
• He had come out on the starboard side, palms upwards, after preparing that murderous box of cigars, came upon ruined hut in the center of a small clearing.
• In the aftermath of the Palio, on learning how close he had come to getting injured or killed, Jastrow was having a spell of nerves.
• He had come to the end of his chase; yet somehow he had missed the middle of it.
• The naga told the father of the child, and the thirty or so people present that this is where he lived and the boy had come and used the place has a toilet.
• Her father had come from London expressly to see her: she died in his arms, and, I hear, he is almost in a state of frenzy.
• He would always come back with a basket of leaves, because he had a hard time distinguishing between red and green.
• This being the second miracle which Jesus had done when he had come out of Judea into Galilee.
• Ivan Nikolayevich did not seem to have much of an idea what to do with her, now that she had come to Leningrad, done as he asked.
• "I had also come down enough to comprehend that my son was starting kindergarten on Monday and that he would be a first grader by the time I got out of rehab.".
• Kovalev, the former governor of Voronezh, had come under considerable criticism from Ingush President Aushev, which he took very poorly.
• In order to postpone the time at which he would have to put pen to paper in earnest, Tom had now come up with a series of meetings on moral rearmament with which he felt obliged to benefit the town.
• After graduation, it took me lots of courage to let go of a golden opportunity to work for PFG in Iowa and come back here in Hong Kong purely for a gentleman who claimed that he had been waiting for m
• In the event of an escape from the camp, he would order the entire group from which the escapee had come, to form a row, would give the order to count ten and would, personally kill every tenth person
• Like tens of millions of Americans, he had come to share the dream.
• In 1841 William Rutledge, who had come from Kilmore in County Cavan, Ireland, took up a special survey of 5120 acres and he named his survey Willowmavin.
• He had come by this knowledge on his first trip when he had got off at the first stop and had had to pay a man fifteen cents to take him into the heart of town.
• As a graduate of Columbia, Yale Medical School and Wharton, and the first director of the office of alternative medicine at the National Institutes of Health, he had come a long way from Kahnawake, a
• On Wednesday, Rick Perry -- the governor of a state that fought against Grant in the Civil War -- praised the Union general in a speech, saying he had "come to symbolize the healing of our nation camp
• He had got out of the car and come around to her side.
• If he had had a daughter, from her the promised Messias might have come, who was to be the Seed of the Woman; but he had neither son nor daughter.
• Amour had come to the end of his suffering and that he had only enough life left to write the letter.
• At the end of the morning, the director threatened to replace him if he had not come up with something funnier by the afternoon.
• He also details the ways in which this might come about, using many of the notions he had developed for market economies over the past three decades.
• Vietnamese helicopter had seen us come in, so he landed on a dry piece of ground over there and we all climbed in.
• He had to consider that, too, Gabe thought, that the hacker's warning had come early enough to give him a chance to clear his system of anything incriminating.
• Four years later Oleg, having come to terms with the Byzantines, was allowed to return to Tmutorakan where "he slaughtered the Khazars who had counseled the death of his brother and had plotted agains