Katonah was then a mill town on the Cross River.
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Buddha on the cross, in a representation of Earth's god!
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One of the pages showed Jesus on the cross, flanked by two common thieves, and it will be hard to forget one of them, who was perched on the cross with his bare, hairy chest exposed.
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Gov Cuomo assisting a stranded driver on the Cross Island Pkway pic.twitter.
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Jesus had hung, and bled, and died on the Cross, for them.
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The sacrifice on the Cross was redemption enough for the entire world.
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"My simple message is just that heart on the cross," he says.
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Jesus of course, died on the cross the next day, a Friday.
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Somehow the ultimate healing required God's own self-sacrifice on the cross.
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Train services on the cross-channel tunnel from London to Brussels were suspended.
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The key to walking any distance was to keep your eyes on the cross.
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S. Privacy Shield framework - a pact on the cross-border transfer of personal data.
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To a Polish Catholic, the reference to Jesus's torment on the cross was obvious.
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Jesus experienced the greatest loneliness of all when the Father forsook him on the cross.
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They believed that when Jesus was on the cross, the blood of Christ was heroin.
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The couple met on the cross-country and track teams at Tenafly High School. Mrs.
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It also adopts the perspective of the man on the Cross, gazing up and down.
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The final scene features a priest whipping Jesus on the cross with a leather flogger.
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Sin is the very thing that put Jesus on the cross and that's not a laughing matter.
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Now we need to declare war on the cross Channel people-traffickers with a New Dover Patrol.
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She says she wants to "set aside differences" and build on the cross-strait dialogue to date.
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Nilsson was so angry after the sixth Nashville goal he smashed his stick on the cross bar.
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The one who died on the Cross was, in fact, the only really sinless one among us.
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"It's like trying to interpret Christianity when all you've got is Christ on the cross," she says.
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When asked about the criticism, Trump said, 'Wow, now I know how Jesus felt on the cross.
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Bloodied and beaten, his heaving muscular body is stripped naked and he hangs exposed on the cross.
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One dark moment in a Christian's life cannot undo what Christ did for us on the cross.
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Not sure of what context you'd text a chocolate bunny or the image of Jesus on the cross?
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And when he was hung on the cross, he carried the sins of the world on his back.
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The only ones who were left when I was hanging there, suffering on the cross, were the women.
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"I usually wake up earlier so that I can avoid traffic on the cross town bus," he said.
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Of the Three Christs, the two by Algari are still alive, but Susini's is dead on the cross.
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Horrified, he snaps back to reality, finding himself still dying on the cross for the salvation of mankind.
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But now on the cross, his name is used by someone who asks him for help one last time.
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Chinese leaders are incredibly wary of the risk of being outflanked by nationalistic sentiment on the cross-strait issue.
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The Christians maintain that God could not redeem mankind until He let His only son die on the Cross.
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F.Y.I. Q. Address numbers in Manhattan are intuitive on the cross streets, but not so much on the avenues.
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Jesus Christ's death on the cross is the only sacrifice that could remove the penalty of my sin. 4.
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"The need for a charge on the cross-race effect is evident," the court said, referring to the instruction.
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There is an element of violence or masochism in the scenes on the cross, whipping Christ, and such things.
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It raised the risk of deteriorating economic relations between two neighbors heavily dependent on the cross-border flow of goods.
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Sarkar may have wanted to avoid detection on the cross-country drive and stayed away from gas stations, he said.
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But Easter also reminds believers of renewal, hope, and the second chance offered up in Christ's sacrifice on the cross.
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Ahmad was also convinced that Jesus survived his ordeal on the cross—to die as an old man, in Kashmir.
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Yes, he got angry, and he could be intolerant, enigmatic, even faltering in strength; he died, humanly, on the Cross.
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A University of North Carolina graduate, LeHardy was a student athlete on the cross country and track and field team.
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" However, he or she added that "premised on the cross-gospel, we believe God shall make us thrive and wealthy.
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There is no place for whimsy in Michelangelo's "Christ on the Cross with the Virgin and St. John" (1555-1564 ).
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And then we were before two different states of Rembrandt's famous etching of Christ on the cross, surrounded by thieves.
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This version of Microsoft's flagship development tool is based on the cross-platform IDE from Xamarin, which it acquired last March.
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The image of a darker-skinned Jesus on the cross is believed to have been painted by an Angolan-born slave.
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Yeezus Christ, there's a gold statue of Kanye West posed as the son of God on the cross in Los Angeles.
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Although Weston believed he did some of his best work on the cross-country road trip, the book was a failure.
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Blacks looking at the images of lynching victims took heart from Jesus' suffering on the cross and his resurrection, Cone said.
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Expect delays of about 90 minutes on the George Washington Bridge because of a truck accident on the Cross Bronx Expressway.
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There are no other religious symbols present on the Cross or in the entirety of the Veterans Memorial Park [in Bladensburg].
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Instead she got a politically penetrating fresco of a crucified Indian peasant and a North American eagle perched on the cross.
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In 2017, it filed a complaint against a drag queen who performed as the Virgin Mary and Jesus on the cross.
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"The church does not have a monopoly on the cross," insisted Felix Steiner in a commentary for Deutsche Welle, Germany's international broadcaster.
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She believed she could, indeed must, take on the cross herself and find her way to union with God through these labors.
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Zahibo got his head on the cross and sent it into the left side of the net past Philadelphia goalkeeper Andre Blake.
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The end of Jesus Christ Superstar (spoiler alert?) shows the horror of the crucifixion, with Jesus betrayed and martyred on the cross.
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A spokeswoman for Franklin declined to comment for this article, while Ann Davis, a Santander spokeswoman, declined to comment on the cross-holdings.
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Meade loves to tell the story of Jesus forgiving a criminal on the cross when talking about restoring voting rights to ex-felons.
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What makes this experience possible is a presupposition: When you see a green light, vehicles on the cross street see a red light.
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He received a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering in 1970 from the University of Utah, where he was on the cross-country team.
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Then a bunch of Republicans in the audience are very upset that Jesus is not where he should be (up on the cross).
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If you don't want something you've watched influencing what gets recommended to you in the future, click on the cross icon to the right.
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Here, the Android Pay team is betting on the cross-browser Payment Request API, which is still making its way through the W3C process.
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COMMUTE Drivers on the George Washington Bridge may experience delays of more than 100 minutes because of an accident on the Cross Bronx Expressway.
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S. agreement on the cross-border transfer of personal data, if their concerns and U.S. surveillance practices aren't addressed by next fall, Reuters reports.
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In Monty Python's film, "The Life of Brian," the lead character hangs hopelessly on the cross when a small army arrives to rescue him.
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That relic, ostensibly worn by Jesus on the cross, made Paris a center of Christian veneration and implied that its ruler enjoyed divine favor.
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If Amis's book is like hurtling down a black-diamond ski run, hers is more like a brisk day on the cross-country trails.
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The Bible is full of honest lament about suffering, beginning with the Book of Job and including Jesus' cry of abandonment on the cross.
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It's even briefly suggested, then immediately shot down, that the Legends visit Jesus on the cross directly and stab him just a little bit.
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A vast unknowable God, who defied comprehension, was at the same time a fragile human being: the Jesus Christ who died on the cross.
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All three main long-distance rail stations in Brussels were closed and train services on the cross-channel tunnel from London to Brussels were suspended.
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But today&aposs best moment really happened on the cross examination by Senator Lindsey Graham, when he said, I&aposm not buying this, Inspector General.
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The junior has competed on the school's soccer and track teams for two years and this year she made varsity on the cross country team.
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Many Twitter users had heavily relied on the cross-posting feature to maintain their presence on Facebook and continue their discussions with a new audience.
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Wells Fargo will also be watched closely for any commentary on the cross-selling scandal and the departure of its CEO John Stumpf this week.
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China has delayed enforcing other tough new trade regulations this year, including rules on the cross-border retail market and cyber security, after industry pushback.
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The Virginia Tech freshman is on the cross-country team and was a star athlete back home in Columbia, Maryland, according to the Baltimore Sun.
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And a birth mark on the palm of his hand indicates, according to him, where he was nailed on the cross in his previous life.
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Instead of traditional iconography—Jesus, the Cross, Jesus on the Cross—Alabaster uses more modern imagery: dried flowers, a broken crown, the Black Power salute.
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Bishops once saw themselves as those being crucified on the cross of public opinion because of the sexual abuse crisis, "which is nonsense," he said.
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If God really did send his only son, Jesus, to die on the cross for the sins of mankind, then why were indulgences even necessary?
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Painlessly and effortlessly, I denounced my beauty and took on the cross of living a perfect life all because a middle school boy told me to?
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It is therefore highly likely that the DPP's campaign for the 2020 presidential election will attempt to project a moderate position on the cross-strait issue.
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The Catholic church teaches that Jesus Christ died on the cross to pay for the sins of humanity, and rose from the dead two days later.
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A year earlier, as photos posted on Flickr by Mr. Cuomo's staff showed, he performed a similar rescue on the Cross Island Parkway during a blizzard.
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I believed that Christ was crucified for my sins, that he died on the cross, and that God raised him from the dead after three days.
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Just weeks before setting off on the cross-country trip to their new home, little Amelia came down with what they thought was a simple ear infection.
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In holly wreaths, the sharp, pointed leaves represented the crown of thorns worn by Jesus on the cross and the small, red berries symbolized drops of blood.
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Unlike Christ on the cross, or Alcoholics Anonymous's "Bill" and his "big book," in nature you don't have to self-flagellate over past wrongs to find forgiveness.
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" Viewed in books and online, they can fill pages and screens equally, although in reality, "Parade" is more than 80 times wider than "Christ on the Cross.
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The son of a colleague stopped running with his dad once his membership on the cross-country team became the organizing force of his high school identity.
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On Good Friday, it is easy to see the parallels between our immigration system's betrayal of Belsy's family, of family unity, and Jesus' despair on the cross.
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At the Walmart shrine, Tony Basco, 61, planted a cross for his partner of 22 years, Margie Reckard, 67, according to the name and age on the cross.
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So there I am, hanging on the cross, in Morocco, and I look up at the sky, and I think, 'You could still strike me down with lightening.
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So there I am, hanging on the cross, in Morocco, and I look up at the sky, and I think, 'You could still strike me down with lightning.
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I sensed him inviting me into a spousal relationship with him, to give myself totally to him as he had given myself totally to me on the cross.
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I study English and film history, and am working on a thesis focusing on the cross-pollination of cinema and literature at the end of the nineteenth century.
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From South Africa to India to Israel to Indonesia, the faithful held solemn ceremonies and processions, re-enacted Christ's suffering on the cross and prayed for loved ones.
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As the story goes, one pulled a thorn from the crown of Jesus on the cross, the sprayed blood staining its face red for the rest of time.
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LONDON — They are among the last drawings that Michelangelo ever produced: ethereal depictions of Christ on the cross, his legs a nebulous haze, his face a spectral blur.
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Pilgrims would travel from across the land to see a statue of Christ on the cross that was housed in the monastery and known as the Rood of Grace.
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The well-preserved relic, 11 cm in length and weighing 75 grams, which was made in Byzantium, depicts Christ on the cross, his mother, Mary, and a few saints.
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For most of the 2200s, Mr. Stigwood had a golden touch in music, theater and film, recognizing early on the cross-promotional power of pop music and theatrical spectacle.
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The Passion, which was directed by Gibson, 60, and starred Jim Caviezel as Jesus Christ, focused on the last hours of Jesus' life before his crucifixion on the cross.
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The street artist struck this time by erecting a giant golden Kanye on the cross just a block from Hollywood's Dolby Theater, the venue that will host the Oscars.
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"We're all just in utter shock," Joe Keating, who ran on the cross-country team with Eisenhauer at Wilde Lake High in Howard County, Maryland, told The Washington Post.
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"We plan to relaunch eBay India with a differentiated offer to focus initially on the cross-border trade opportunity, which we believe is significant," eBay said in a statement.
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"Parsifal" is Wagner's metaphysical meditation on the knights of the Holy Grail, the goblet supposedly used at the Last Supper and which later caught Jesus's blood on the cross.
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In Debs's cell in Atlanta, where he was transferred after two months in West Virginia, the only picture he hung on the wall was of Christ on the cross.
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I was a second-year in law school, running on the cross-country team at Notre Dame, with two other guys in grad school, a theologian and a doctor.
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In 1975 the FCC created a ban on the cross-ownership of newspaper and broadcast licenses out of a fear of a concentration of power in the media market.
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Tombs points to a grim detail about Jesus' death that most people avoid -- he was most likely naked when he died on the cross, not covered with a loincloth.
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Our nation has served as a safe haven for those who have left their home countries, crucified on the cross of war, famine, political unrest, violence and unstable economies.
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Officers arrested Mr. Gomez and a teenager after they found a loaded shotgun in a car the two were riding in on the Cross Bronx Expressway, the police said.
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During the meetings, attendees updated the couple on the cross-cultural connections they have made and the challenges they have been discussing at the summit since Harry's speech on Monday.
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"We plan to relaunch eBay India with a differentiated offer to focus initially on the cross-border trade opportunity, which we believe is significant," the company noted in its statement.
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Good Friday, perhaps the most well-known day of Holy Week, addresses Jesus' death on the cross — and the services held on this day are the most somber of all.
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As she died on the cross, Wilgefortis referred to "the passion that encumbrances all women" and beseeched women to pray through her to be delivered from vanity and erotic desire.
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Mr. Hadiprana is Catholic and his private quarters at Duadari are filled with religious iconography, a statue of the Virgin Mary here, a painting of Jesus on the cross there.
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"The letter isn't defensive, it acknowledges that the church has been slow in responding, and identifies with the suffering of the victims, they are on the cross," said Father Reese.
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"We plan to relaunch eBay India with a differentiated offer to focus initially on the cross-border trade opportunity, which we believe is significant," the company said in a statement.
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There is a wide range of images: a pediment, a rooster, a watermelon, a house and palm tree, the image of Christ on the cross overlaid with a telephone pole.
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" Another recurring persona is Jesus, who, in a 1990 drawing, appears on the Cross, musing, "I am after eight years' hammering against impenetrable adamant, become suddenly somewhat of a success.
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The continuous jump is likely to say that the fed is on the cross of making choice, the fed steered by Powell is facing the most severe policy challenge since Bernanke.
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Latvia and Estonia, both members of the European Union, have said they want to avoid a trade dispute and that they are open for talks on the cross-border liquor trade.
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The other bass, Charles Wesley Evans, brought tenderness to an aria affirming that it will be easier to take on the cross in his life because Jesus had first done so.
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Evangelicalism is a Christian movement committed to the authority of the Bible, the necessity of personal conversion and evangelism and the exaltation of Jesus Christ, especially his death on the cross.
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Your book focuses on the China-Taiwan relationship, but what do you make of the recent Trump-Tsai telephone call and the impact that could have on the cross-strait relationship?
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Meanwhile, the models kept coming and falling, melting downward like zombies or turning backward, arms out to the sides like Jesus on the cross, buoyed by the support of true believers.
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For Christians, this dignity is reinforced in the sacrifice of Christ on the cross for each and every human being, regardless of status, gender, health, or level of usefulness to society.
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Speaking of which ... Paul's got some thoughts on that too, saying we live in a time where one "bad" opinion puts you up on the cross faster than you can say ...
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In St Paul's Cathedral hung a rood, a grand figure of Christ on the cross, the centre of the medieval churchgoer's attention and piety, which provided a political bellwether through these years.
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He was a Republican point man on the cross-party "Gang of Eight" immigration bill to extend a citizenship path to 11 million people, and pushed back against runaway hatred of Obama.
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" A mother of another kid on the cross-country team called her and told her that "we needed to have more flavors of cream cheese for after their effing cross-country meet.
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Why would he need to put his only son on the cross and see him publicly tortured—brutalized--to satisfy his feelings of disappointment and anger at what his people had done?
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It seems that "God Complex" subtly points to how, in the fight for environmental protections, indigenous activists often become savior, martyr, victim, and terrorist, all rolled into one and thrown on the cross.
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There's Jesus on the cross, the shepherd morosely carrying a broken sheep on his shoulders, and the footprints-in-the-sand image, conjuring up a benevolent picture—and yet, still a faceless one.
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S. pact on the cross-border transfer of personal data if their concerns about its functioning and U.S. surveillance practices are not resolved by the autumn of 2018, they said in a report.
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MacKenzie told him to go for it and in 20183 the couple moved from New York to Seattle, with Jeff writing a business plan for his online bookstore on the cross-country drive.
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This is not to undermine the power of Jesus' passion and resurrection accounts, but rather to rebalance the perspective of modern Western viewers, looking back after centuries of art focused on the cross.
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On the cross-border cooperation front, the directive includes a plan to create a network of Computer Security Incident Response Teams across the EU to respond more rapidly to cyber threats and incidents.
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Aside from the centuries-old architecture, the building also contained numerous religious relics and works of art, most notably the crown of thorns that Jesus supposedly wore during his crucifixion on the cross.
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Theologians relate John to the "Christus Victor" conception of Atonement, which dates back to Christianity's early days, and according to which Christ died on the Cross knowing that his Resurrection would redeem mankind.
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Yes, Malkovich's character, a former '70s punk kid from England with a taste for gossip, is a candidate for that titular title, but I don't see him draining the clock on the cross.
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But for others of us, what happened to Jesus on the cross is profoundly moving and life-altering — not just a historical inflection point, but something that won and keeps winning our hearts.
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As Douglas averts his anguished face and casts his gaze heavenward, we are meant to recall Jesus on the Cross, and the movie renders the painter's life as an act of sacrifice and mortification.
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Others, like Jalen Owen from Pennsylvania, appreciated how sports gave him a way to stay healthy and build lasting relationships: Being on the cross country team shows how a team can be your family.
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And in the middle, we have a translucent composite of Lady Jaye and P-Orridge posed in the image of Christ on the Cross, stuck between the pain and completion of their Pandrogeny Project.
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"We basically do not believe that in this local election people made a choice on the cross-strait policy issue or made a major change," Tsai said, in comments carried live on her Facebook page.
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If they say something wrong, the story becomes about how they are putting a teammate on the cross, bad blood between brothers, player-on-player hate, team cancers linked to losses, et cetera, et cetera.
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Its priority areas at this stage are three-fold: On the data front, the commission says it is preparing a legislative initiative on the cross-border free flow of non-personal data — due this fall.
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Priests would give us sermons about how, when Christ was dying on the cross, his greatest anguish was seeing a future in which teenage girls like us necked in the back seat of a car.
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The three boys and one girl — not all from the same family — packed up one of their parents' cars with fishing poles, and embarked on the cross-country adventure early Sunday morning, authorities told the BBC.
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For instance, in Martin Scorsese's controversial 1988 film The Last Temptation of Christ (based on Nikos Kazantzakis's 1955 novel), Satan tempts Jesus on the cross with a vision of his life, had he married Mary Magdalene.
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The human bodies whose sinewy, rippling muscles are depicted in, for instance, Michelangelo's Last Judgment exist in dialogue with the often intensely physical, visceral depictions of Christ on the cross we find in most Catholic churches.
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His descent into the bloodied and shaken Jesus on the cross has a startling force that makes the case for a potentially dated piece that exists aesthetically somewhere between "Hair" and "Rent" as an enduring passion play.
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Shortly before he fries the poor mutt, Post poses like Christ on the cross in front of this flag like so: This already reveals a lot, because you never make someone do a Jesus pose without purpose.
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Near the end of Martin Scorsese's The Last Temptation of Christ, Jesus (played by a young but craggy Willem Dafoe) is dying on the cross when he's approached by a young girl; she says she's his guardian angel.
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"Now we see that the U.S. dollar has broken down quite significantly and based on the cross-asset correlation, that certainly helps commodity prices and stocks," said Gerhard Schwarz, head of equity strategy at Baader Bank in Munich.
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She wants to know everything there is to know about stigmata, Catholicism's term for the wounds Jesus suffered on the cross, and she's eager to hear stories about people who were chosen for the "gift" of experiencing similar wounds.
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Late in life, Michelangelo embraced "Spirituali," a reform movement in the Catholic Church that believed that salvation came through faith alone, rather than through doing good or avoiding sin, and that meditated intensely on Christ's sacrifice on the cross.
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As both Jack Miles and Harold Bloom have suggested, the Yahweh of the Hebrew Bible cannot also be the father of Jesus Christ; either Christ represents an almost incomprehensible break with that world or Yahweh committed suicide on the Cross.
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A project of Yad Vashem, Israel's Holocaust memorial and research center, the database sheds new light on the cross-border, Europewide nature of the stages leading to the mass extermination of some six million Jews, known in Hebrew as the Shoah.
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A professor of art history at the University of California Riverside, Laxton specializes in European avant-gardes, with a focus on the cross-section of art and technology, which is a recurring motif in her book published by Duke University Press.
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Srinivasan is currently a White House Presidential Innovation Fellow detailed to the National Institute of Standards and Technology, where she is a senior adviser and private sector/venture capital expert working on the Cross-Agency Priority Goal Lab-to-Market.
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And a crucial text here -- a key one -- is Romans 3:22, where Paul suggests that reconciliation with God, which is a better way to define "righteousness," is achieved through imitating Jesus in his self-abandonment on the cross on Good Friday.
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As the final Facebook post of the killed shopkeeper shows, Ahmadis give an important role to the figure of Jesus Christ, who they believe did not die on the cross but went to northern India in a mission to unite all religions.
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It took nerve to write the new musical "Death for Five Voices," playing at the Sheen Center, about a vanguard composer, and it took further brio to begin that work with the line, "It is finished," Jesus's final words on the cross.
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The judge focused his criticism on the cross-examination of a former Turkish police officer, Huseyin Korkmaz, who fled Turkey last year with evidence from a 2013 Turkish corruption investigation that he had supervised, which he later gave to United States authorities.
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"If you're going to take very expensive, well-trained state troopers and make a commitment of these millions of dollars to New York City, it would just seem there's much better uses than writing tickets on the Cross Bronx Expressway," he said.
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Over the medium term, bank management expects to maintain Banreservas's ROAA between 203% and 1.5% as the bank expands to the consumer and small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) segments, focuses on the cross-selling of its retail platform, and improves efficiency.
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But once he got the nomination, he was able to rely not just on party organizations and lots of organized business support, but even more on the cross-state federated networks of the NRA, the Christian right, and the centerpiece Koch organization, Americans for Prosperity.
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The next day, at the Buttigieg house party in Marshalltown and right in the middle of Holy Week, Terry arrived dressed as the devil and heckled through a loudspeaker as one associate, wearing a "Mayor Pete" sign, lashed another dressed as Christ on the cross.
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The avid marathon runner was inspired to embark on the cross-country trek after he began therapy to start his recovery from the sexual abuse he experienced, first at the hands of his mother, then by a number of men while in his teens.
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As accusers wept behind him, Shapiro described alleged abuse by priests in six of the state's eight dioceses, including a group of Pittsburgh clergymen accused of ordering an altar boy to strip naked and pose as Christ on the cross while they photographed him.
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For many who served in religious orders — and Maura is a shining example — this new understanding of the Gospel meant siding with revolution against dictatorship, even at the risk of sharing the fate of a God of the poor who had died on the cross.
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Kotsay, who showed off two bottles of red wine that he brought to share with Melvin on the cross-country flight on Sunday night, said it would be foolish not to explore what different cities have to offer amid all the traveling in professional baseball.
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You need not have seen the words Passio secundum Johannem at the head of the score to feel that this is the scene at Golgotha: an emaciated body raised on the Cross, nails being driven in one by one, blood trickling down, a murmuring crowd below.
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Mr. Xi almost certainly would have had to have signed off on the cross-removal campaign, re-emphasizing the fact that he is probably better disposed toward religions considered more traditional in China — Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism and folk religion — than those deemed foreign, like Christianity and Islam.
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She mentions that it was used in a popular uprising in Rome in the 12th century as locals tried to reassert their ancient civic rights, and by a papal notary in the 14th century who viewed the abbreviation as referring to Christ's sacrifice on the cross.
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The plan will also address highway traffic, where state and local transportation agencies will collaborate to ease congestion on the Cross Bronx and Staten Island Expressways, the mayor said, by testing measures like placing traffic lights at exits and emergency vehicles along the route to swiftly deal with crashes.
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"We are there to share the greatest news of all time, which is that sinful people can be saved, and they can be reconciled to God by faith in Jesus who died on the cross to save all sinners," Jeremy Chong, a sophomore at Wheaton College, told the newspaper.
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The songs, mostly pop-rock ballads by artists like Train, Imagine Dragons and Hoobastank, demonstrated that generic love and breakup lyrics can be adapted to almost any circumstance, even to describe Christ's pain on the cross (which was also graphically described by Mr. Perry, in one of the show's stranger moments).
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"He didn't try to engage in self-defense when he was carrying his cross and then when he was hanging on the cross, he actually says a prayer to God, … 'Forgive them for they know not what they do,' " said Kraybill, who co-authored the book Amish Grace: How Forgiveness Transcended Tragedy.
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And, of course, I sometimes went inside Notre-Dame, if rarely, pushing through the tourists to get a sense of the sacral and the holy, to see the magnificent rose windows, to gauge the immense space, to contemplate what some believed to be the crown of thorns Jesus wore on the cross.
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"The Latin cross is the foremost symbol of the Christian faith, embodying the central theological claim of Christianity: that the son of God died on the cross, that he rose from the dead, and that his death and resurrection offer the possibility of eternal life," Ginsburg declared in the case of American Legion v.
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Mr. Mafham's Antonio is shackled to an iron bar, his arms splayed out and his body lifted from the ground, in a pose that obviously evokes Christ on the cross, suggesting that those who are conducting this trial are intent on drawing the comparison, turning Shylock into the stock Jew of vile stereotype, the Christ-killer.
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In a daring performance by the American bass-baritone Ryan McKinny, this Amfortas is a handsome man in his 30s who appears during the ritual ceremony of Act I as a stand-in for Christ on the cross, wearing a loincloth and a crown of thorns, dripping blood from the wound on his side that will not heal.
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Layering eras and genres, they blend classically handsome elements (Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni's mid-20th-century Toio floor lamp, a working 19th-century cast-iron fireplace) with off-kilter accents: sherbet-colored Venetian glass tchotchkes, say, or a Stephen Sprouse-inspired shower curtain printed with an image of the musician Iggy Pop posed like Jesus on the cross.
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"Boys in 'Make America Great Again' Hats Mob Native Elder at Indigenous Peoples March" — The New York Times "The Catholic Church's Shameful History of Native American Abuses" — The Washington Post "The Covington Students Might as Well Have Just Spit on the Cross" — National Review The student subsequently sued several outlets, including the Post, for hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Indeed, apart perhaps from Caravaggio, what old master could have conceived of compositions like his Saint Sebastian Tended by the Holy Women (26), in which two woman furtively remove arrows from the saint's sprawled dead body, or Christ on the Cross (22019), in which the voluptuous Mary Magdalene, clad in red and prone passionately on the ground below, stares upward at Christ?
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" As for communion -- partaking of bread and wine in remembrance of Christ's body and blood and his death on the cross -- Trump described it this way: "When I drink my little wine -- which is about the only wine I drink -- and have my little cracker, I guess that is a form of asking for forgiveness, and I do that as often as possible because I feel cleansed.
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