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1. how?” These definitions are broadly figurative and ideological
2. The worthwhile thing to know here is: The Holy Bible is a figurative system of varying values
3. "Mother says the Bible language is figurative," said Nan
4. From more figurative representation and the phenomenon of
5. row’ could hardly by cited than the figurative examples painted verbally by George Orwell of the portrayal of Socialism by an animal community in his political satire, Animal Farm
6. of the energy of love (love as heat, in a figurative sense), the energy of truth
7. project of creating a star, in a real and not a figurative sense
8. -Very well, I spoke in a figurative sense
9. What did Malachi mean? Was the prophecy literal or figurative? How could he know the truth? He finally dared to think that, since the first of the prophets was called Elijah, so the last should be known, eventually, by the same name
10. When I taught you that many of these seraphim are ministering spirits, I spoke not in figurative language nor in poetic strains
11. 2 The time is ripe to witness the figurative resurrection of the human Jesus from his burial tomb amidst the theological traditions and the religious dogmas of nineteen centuries
12. Ricky was becoming a cat, in the figurative sense
13. “life is hell” and, in a figurative sense, they could be right
14. In time Americans started to ask what country they had to invade to get some affordable oil, and the realization set in that America was trapped in Afghanistan and Iraq waiting on a peace process beyond its control, and searching for an exit strategy to end the figurative and literal bleeding
15. They managed to break the codes and figurative languages hidden in
16. Academic figurative subterranean
17. �But we by the real spiritual presence of Christ do understand Christ to be present, as the Spirit of God is present, in the hearts of the faithful by blessing and grace; and this is all which we mean beside topical and figurative presence
18. Idioms are words and phrases that has figurative meaning, separate from its literal meaning like proverbs and sayings
19. book has no figurative language
20. If you were to speak in figurative terms, which Julian would certainly appreciate, then you probably could get away with saying that he saw everything that fateful day that was the beginning of the February blizzard
21. In contrast, the given biblical example of figurative speech is not helpful
22. ” Even in the figurative sense, the only thing that might be counted as the “Almighty’s
23. authors’ fictionalized portrayal of the Almighty Thou and spiritual revelation, I was as the figurative
24. Although figurative speech was sometimes used, the
25. my ability to perceive the biblical writings as they are ( figurative rather than literally descriptive
26. be able to reason logically about such figurative propositions or concepts
27. Therefore, this indication does not refer here to this flaming planet rises in the morning and sets in the evening, yet, rising of the sun here has a figurative meaning
28. So he (cpth) has been the sun of the prophets, a mercy for all the worlds, and God's Light by which a part of Al'lah's Attributes can be witnessed, so the word 'lamp' here has a figurative meaning so as to reveal the reality of God's messenger (cpth) who reveals that which is incomprehensible and has disclosed that which has preceded
29. So, rising of the sun from its west, and separating of the moon are but figurative expressions indicate the major signs of the Hour, besides, the beginning of the noble verse in Al-Qamar (The Moon) Fortress: "The Hour is drawing near and the moon has separated" proves this meaning and shows clearly that separating of the moon is a matter denotes the forth coming occurrence of the Hour, and it is not a miracle given to our Master Mohammad (cpth) as it is said
30. in the figurative sense is coarser andof lower use than the
31. That idea, once stably planted in the artist’s figurative world, continues to evolve until it becomes sentient and can speak for itself
32. When I say, for example, that the dynamics of SLUI-SLUU of the 1st-10th Channels of ARGLLAAMUNI or INGLIMILISSA are “absent” in my Self-Consciousness, you shouldn’t understand it literally, but only as a purely figurative expression, which means that the whole Experience of my “personalized” Existence in this qualitative range has been synthesized by the Formo-Creators of the brain of the NUU-VVU-Configurations focused by Me, and any manifestation, in my Self-Consciousness, of the Creative Activity of conglomerates of UU-VVU-copies of these ODS Levels will not be able to influence the decision I take, because I will not have any interest in them and I will prefer to realize the decisions of SLUI-SLUU of higher-qualitative Levels
33. “Direction” is my subjective figurative expression, which I use only to show you simultaneous states of different qualities of all component “parts” that participate in the multidimensional slloogrent dynamics of “one and the same” synthetic Process carried out in the skrruullerrt system
34. Bosom: In a figurative sense, it means intimacy, tender care and watchfulness, or closest intimacy and most perfect knowledge, or “into their bosom” indicates the bosom as the seat of thought and reflection
35. Proverb: Dark sayings of the wise; a hidden mode of speaking, which conceals the sense under figurative expressions
36. Vine: A plant that produces grapes, in a great number of varieties; The expression “vine of Sodom” means “a vine whose juices and fruits were not fresh and healthy, but tainted by the corruption of which Sodom was the type” Figurative: Every man “under his vine and under his fig-tree” was a sign of national peace and prosperity
37. Bosom: In a figurative sense, it means intimacy, tender care and watchfulness, or closest intimacy and most perfect knowledge, or �into their bosom� indicates the bosom as the seat of thought and reflection
38. Vine: A plant that produces grapes, in a great number of varieties; The expression �vine of Sodom� means �a vine whose juices and fruits were not fresh and healthy, but tainted by the corruption of which Sodom was the type� Figurative: Every man �under his vine and under his fig-tree� was a sign of national peace and prosperity
39. The Pyramid is a reflection on the figurative pyramid that American
40. However they may also have been written at a time and in a culture where they were intended to be interpreted within a genre that expresses messages through deeper metaphorical and allegorical (figurative and symbolic) meanings
41. understood by men, HOW COULD GOD TEACH US? Or if he used them in a figurative sense, in their last and most
42. language, but they cannot tell us how they know what the figurative language
43. be taken out of it‘s literal context and used in a figurative way to mean just the opposite
44. " There is no figurative language in 2 Thessalonians 1:9, but two words,
45. figurative in the context that the word is in
46. figurative language, their theology would be destroyed
47. They cannot be changed to be figurative and given a meaning not
48. must be changed to agree with the figurative language that has been changed into
49. Dean Alford, "A canon of interpretation, which should be constantly born in mind, is that a figurative sense of words
50. figurative languages are made to be superior over plain statements
