10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IMPASSIONEDNESS»
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impassionedness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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God Is Impassible and Impassioned: Toward a Theology of ...
Conclusions: How Should We Understand God's Impassibility and
Impassionedness? The fundamental point we have been laboring is that God is
both impassible and impassioned. In attempting to draw all of the foregoing
methodological, ...
2
Songs: A Collection of Church, Home, Nature, Soul and ...
Are these like him whose life and word both taught The everlasting, absolutest
right Of those high moral elements that are wrought Into our natures? whose
heightless height, Impassionedness and majesty and might Are worth far more in
men ...
David Chalmers Nimmo, 1908
... coming from the lips of psalmist and prophet only as the expression of a rare
impassionedness or tenderness, that the thought of divine fatherhood and human
sonship cannot be regarded as a definite article of Old Testament theology.
By side of this singer a Fraulein Oppenheimer, who played the Prophet's famous
Mother, attracted my particular attention. An exceptional voice, faultless elocution,
and a grand impassionedness of accent, distinguished this splendid lady. She ...
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The Complete Works of Count Tolstoy
The impassionedness of the ever reserved Selénin was based on the fact that he
knew the president of the stock company as unreliable in business matters, and
that he had accidentally found out that Wolf had almost on the eve of the hearing
...
graf Leo Tolstoy, Aylmer Maude, Leo Wiener, 1904
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The Cape Monthly Magazine
In pathos and impassionedness, however, I think this ode is excelled by another
and earlier lyric, " Fair Helen of Kirk- connel," which is devoted to the utterance of
kindred emotion. This gem is of unknown authorship, but the language and the ...
7
The Handsome Quaker and Other Stories
But as she looked up at her father's guest, something of impassionedness in the
eyes and voice accompanied the impassioned words. "Ah, sweet friend," said the
young man, gently bowing, "none knows better than I the truth and tenderness ...
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Life of Richard Wagner: Being an Authorised English Version ...
... the things I was seeking to express " {P. I. 367) — reminding us once more of
that New Year's letter, " Gluck's texts by no means make an exhaustive demand
on the impassionedness of music" " As I was determined by my subject once for
all, ...
Carl Friedrich Glasenapp, 1902
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Foch the man: a life of the supreme commander of the Allied ...
"When he speaks, pointing lessons from the maneuver, he becomes animated to
the extent of impassionedness, but never expressing himself otherwise than with
simplicity and purity. "His speech is sober, direct ; he affirms principles, ...
Clara Elizabeth Laughlin, 1918
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THE DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE. No. CXXVII. JULY, 1843. VOL. ...
The consequence is, that genteel un- impassionedness and fluent disingenu-
ousness are in great favour in the house. An open, candid, energetic man, who
speaks the truth, or what he considers to be the truth, with earnestness and
warmth ...
The Dublin University Magazine.VOL.XXII July to December,1843, 1843
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God is Impassible and Impassioned: An Updated Framework for …
Impassibility and Impassionedness in History of Christian Thought. Lister proffers short vignettes of famous Christian thinkers as either affirming ... «Patheos, May 13»
