Exodus 24:8 Meaning and Commentary Exodus 24:8 And Moses took the blood The other half of the blood which was in the basins: and sprinkled it on the people; not on the whole body of the people, who could not be brought nigh enough, and were too numerous to be all sprinkled ...
She also has blood on her arms and the front driver’s side car door is open with a red light underneath the door and onto the pavement. When a fan asked if the cover signified a “rebirth” for her music, the Australian artist said it didn’t and instead, signified defenseless women...
The sedan’s tires screeched on the pavement, and it tore out of the parking lot, leaving the creature crumpled on the pavement behind. I didn’t stop. I’d seen evidence of how I could heal now—already, the pain in my back had subsided from blazing agony to a manageable throb. I...
He was a foreigner on Olympus and this was obvious for another reason as well. The Greek gods could do anything but die. Sabazius, however, knew death. That is why they called him also "Dithyrambos", meaning "he of the double door", "Eleutherios" – "the liberator" and "the twice...
I climb high into the surrounding pastures as a delerious grin adorns my face. Pavement turns to gravel as the road snakes around the contours of the mountainside, over a pass and out of sight. When I reach the top of the pass, a vast, rolling green tableland opens up before me, ringe...
"Meaning, sure, it threw me. I grew up with sissies getting beat up on the school yard and 'fag' as acceptable speech. I never pounded on anyone, but I never stepped in to stop it either. When I started working, my practice emphasized traumatized kids, and homosexuality never came up...