CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO ENFLESH
PRESENT
Present
I enflesh
you enflesh
he/she/it enfleshes
we enflesh
you enflesh
they enflesh
Present continuous
I am enfleshing
you are enfleshing
he/she/it is enfleshing
we are enfleshing
you are enfleshing
they are enfleshing
Present perfect
I have enfleshed
you have enfleshed
he/she/it has enfleshed
we have enfleshed
you have enfleshed
they have enfleshed
Present perfect continuous
I have been enfleshing
you have been enfleshing
he/she/it has been enfleshing
we have been enfleshing
you have been enfleshing
they have been enfleshing
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I enfleshed
you enfleshed
he/she/it enfleshed
we enfleshed
you enfleshed
they enfleshed
Past continuous
I was enfleshing
you were enfleshing
he/she/it was enfleshing
we were enfleshing
you were enfleshing
they were enfleshing
Past perfect
I had enfleshed
you had enfleshed
he/she/it had enfleshed
we had enfleshed
you had enfleshed
they had enfleshed
Past perfect continuous
I had been enfleshing
you had been enfleshing
he/she/it had been enfleshing
we had been enfleshing
you had been enfleshing
they had been enfleshing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will enflesh
you will enflesh
he/she/it will enflesh
we will enflesh
you will enflesh
they will enflesh
Future continuous
I will be enfleshing
you will be enfleshing
he/she/it will be enfleshing
we will be enfleshing
you will be enfleshing
they will be enfleshing
Future perfect
I will have enfleshed
you will have enfleshed
he/she/it will have enfleshed
we will have enfleshed
you will have enfleshed
they will have enfleshed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been enfleshing
you will have been enfleshing
he/she/it will have been enfleshing
we will have been enfleshing
you will have been enfleshing
they will have been enfleshing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would enflesh
you would enflesh
he/she/it would enflesh
we would enflesh
you would enflesh
they would enflesh
Conditional continuous
I would be enfleshing
you would be enfleshing
he/she/it would be enfleshing
we would be enfleshing
you would be enfleshing
they would be enfleshing
Conditional perfect
I would have enflesh
you would have enflesh
he/she/it would have enflesh
we would have enflesh
you would have enflesh
they would have enflesh
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been enfleshing
you would have been enfleshing
he/she/it would have been enfleshing
we would have been enfleshing
you would have been enfleshing
they would have been enfleshing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you enflesh
we let´s enflesh
you enflesh
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
enfleshed
Present Participle
enfleshing
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENFLESH»
Discover the use of
enflesh in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
enflesh and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
With Roots and Wings: Christianity in an Age of Ecology and ...
I believe that women as well as men can enflesh God in certain ways, and that
the God whom they enflesh is as appropriately named divine Mother as divine
Father. I think that there many be different ways to enflesh God in our lives, and
that ...
2
Preaching as Local Theology and Folk Art
Preaching as folk art looks for ways to enflesh the gospel in events and people
and circumstances that are ordinary and commonplace to the hearers. Rather
than aiming for the grandiose, the miraculous, and the extraordinary in illustrative
...
How the living assembly is to enflesh these rites is to be given primary
consideration. Since the one Body of Christ will enflesh these rites, the building
needs to reflect the unity of the assembly and the various roles that the
participants will ...
4
A Farewell to the Arms Trade
The flipside of prophecy is to take a future vision of peace and justice and try to
enflesh it in the present. So if you think everyone should be fed, then you start a
soup kitchen. If you think that nuclear weapons should be disarmed, then you ...
5
Discourses of Education in the Age of New Imperialism
However, what September l1th has highlighted for us is that we can no longer
play at Christology in the head or even in the churches - we have to enflesh it
deep in the marrow of who we are, stripped of the trappings of false and created ...
Jerome Satterthwaite, Elizabeth Atkinson, 2005
6
Directions Of A Pastoral Lifetime
Therein lies the heart of vision: it invites one to enter into it so as to enflesh it, to
enact it very personally so that it might be known. The homiletical occasion recurs
for us. We have seen its roots in the revealing of God. We have found the ...
wish to enflesh any body whatsoever, we must heat to the point ofits being raised
to a swelling. Then we must spend time dispersing and evacuating to such an
extent that we reduce what was previously swollen. It is necessary for the person
...
Galen, Ian Johnston, G. H. R. Horsley, 2011
8
The House Beyond the Hill
It is so easy to enflesh myself here." Enflesh. Pac memory caught on the word
and, in spite of his suddenly frantic efforts not to remember, flickered back to the
last night at Hammer's place. Part of him struggled to listen to the Hammer- thing;
...
Michael R. Collings, 2007
9
The Poverty of Radical Orthodoxy
the flesh as the place where the utopian vision of heaven is felt and lived—we
have to enflesh the Christ in whom we are baptized and profess to believe in. I
understand Jesus to be a comrade who invites us into transgressive praxis, not a
...
Lisa Isherwood, Marko Zlomislic, 2012
"The Heinzelmannchen informs me that 'incarnation' in your ceremonial tongue
likely means 'enflesh merit'." "Ja,doch." "But . . . But this is wonderful! Never have
we met a folk able to assume the form of another! Was your lord a being of ... No ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ENFLESH»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
enflesh is used in the context of the following news items.
Rev. James Hanvey, S.J., Presents Summer Lecture Series at USF
“As the Church celebrates the 50th anniversary of Vatican II, Fr. Hanvey is able to enflesh that European sense of what this anniversary means ... «PR Web, Jun 15»
Words Made Flesh: Literature And The Language Of Prayer
Enflesh me. Give birth to me.'" In this way literature, like prayer, is the work of incarnation, of raising something — in this case language — to life ... «WPSU, Jun 15»
Guiding Couples in Preparation for Marriage and Accompanying the …
Couples are also introduced to St. John Paul's II's writings on the Theology of the Body, and the call of husband and wife to truly enflesh the ... «The Catholic Key, Jun 15»
Is God unfair?
The “two sexes literally enflesh God's design for human interdependence, community, and openness to new life.” So the very existence of two ... «Patheos, Jun 15»
Hydel hurricane sweep over JISA/Seprod Prep Champs
"We are proud of the children, they worked hard, put out their best and enflesh our school motto: 'Soaring upwards on the wings of excellence'," ... «Jamaica Gleaner, May 15»
Buckle up for Francis' third year
Originally instituted after the Second Vatican Council in order to enflesh the conciliar teaching on collegiality, the synods quickly became ... «National Catholic Reporter, Apr 15»
Talking with children about death and God and Christmas (and …
... conversations — and just plain Life — with her children illuminate and enflesh ideas that in other contexts would remain cerebral; conjectural. «Patheos, Dec 14»
Faith Forum: When reason contradicts belief
We spend years growing in understanding of our creed; the bones are in place, but how do we enflesh what we believe? Intellectual conformity ... «Reno Gazette Journal, Oct 14»
Mother of Completeness: Nativity of Mary
... but could any of them have been the exceptional vessel meant to carry, nourish, enflesh and deliver to the world its Creator and Savior? «Patheos, Sep 14»
The Problem with Dr. Mirus
Prudential judgments are never "purely prudential," they must, as best as possible, enflesh the doctrinal content. This is no either/or. Certainly ... «National Catholic Reporter, Aug 14»
