10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNFLESHLY»
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unfleshly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Jesus of Nazareth Lord and Christ: Essays on the Historical ...
... be essentially unfleshly even though he might appear on occasion as having
flesh and bones.34 But this argument overlooks that in Phil 3:21 "glory" contrasts
with "humiliation" and therefore does not in the least denote an unfleshly material
...
Joel B. Green, Max Turner, 1994
Now--'Tis time for him to put his actions into order; Man, notwithstanding, has
been unconsciously Brainwash overtime, to act as an unfleshly being? For hope
is impossible to an unthinking agent? U ged {03/31/85} [014] For William Butler ...
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Does God exist?: a believer and an atheist debate
court any suggestion that these peculiar creatures may somewhere contain an
unfleshly component or even several unfleshly components. If any prove able
both to give positive sense to the idea of components of this kind and to explain
how ...
Terry L. Miethe, Antony Flew, 1991
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The Historical Jesus: Jesus' mission, death, and Resurrection
... be essentially unfleshly even though he might appear on occasion as having
flesh and bones.34 But this argument overlooks that in Phil 3:21 "glory" contrasts
with "humiliation" and therefore does not in the least denote an unfleshly material
...
... and strengthened its infant modulations in giving utterance to the devout
yearnings, the adoration too intense for words, of the most unfleshly, the most
spiritual of religions. Does not M. de Laprade remember that psalmody is to be
the chief, ...
6
The Biblical Repository and Classical Review
There is a sphere of sensualism above the animalism that has characterized
other ages, and yet far below even the lowest form of a pure morality among men,
to say nothing of angelic, unfleshly natures — a sphere in which sense may have
...
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Graham's American Monthly Magazine of Literature, Art, and ...
The eye is open, with convulsive strainA most unfleshly orb! the stars that wane
Have nothing of its hue; for it is cast \Yith sickly blood, and terribly aghast ! And
sunken in its socket like the light Ofa red taper in the lonely night ! And there is
not a ...
George R. Graham, Edgar Allan Poe, Charles Jacobs Peterson, 1842
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At the Sign of the Reine Pedauque
He hovers oyer the world like a disembodied spirit, wise with the learning of all
times and with the knowledge of all hearts that have beaten, yet not so serene
and unfleshly as not to have preserved a certain tricksiness, a capacity for
puckish ...
Leaving only him, Julian Treslove, son of a melancholy and friendless cigar seller
who played the fiddle where no one could hear him; Julian Treslove, ex of the
BBC, ex arts administrator, one-time lover of a host of hopeless unfleshly girls ...
10
The Sea and the Mirror: A Commentary on Shakespeare's The ...
As Christ's comment on the commandment indicates, the sin of lust is already "
unfleshly" to the degree that it is possible to have lustful thoughts without lustful
deeds, but the former are still "fleshly" in that the thinker cannot avoid knowing
what ...
Wystan Hugh Auden, Arthur C. Kirsch, 2003
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNFLESHLY»
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Validating Life After Death: A paranormal conversation with Kim Russo
I have never been quite certain about the incorporeal, unfleshly parts of us. Were my thoughts…my memories…the love that I feel…mere chemicals that would ... «Naples Herald, Jul 15»
