[898] Similarly, the horns of the ram caught in the thicket, which was offered instead of Isaac, were destined for blowing - the left one by the Almighty on Mount Sinai, the right and larger one by the Messiah, when He would gather the outcasts of Israel (Is. xxvii.13). [899] ...
The deer darted from the thicket. Dart A pointed missile weapon, intended to be thrown by the hand; a short lance; a javelin; hence, any sharp-pointed missile weapon, as an arrow. And he [Joab] took three darts in his hand, and thrust them through the heart of Absalom. Dart Anything...
In terms of time, "By" can mean no later than a specific time, whereas "Through" can imply a duration, from start to finish. 6 To summarize, while both prepositions play essential roles in sentences, "By" leans more towards agency or means, while "Through" emphasizes movement, medium, ...
`Simple’ doesn’t mean bad… Ironically: `simplicity and elegance’ is what seems to be a common definition of beauty… especially in design… i.e of objects, whether they are artworks or functional objects, like say, a gorgeous purple iMac or something. I only mention iMacs, as, I ...
After this Katy used to go every day. Sometimes Mrs. Spenser would be up and moving feebly about; but more often she was in bed, and Katy would sit beside her. The house never looked a bit better than it did that first day, but after a while Katy used to brush Mrs. Spenser’s ...
You have already provided the Path in Yourself. You are the ram caught in Abrahams thicket once for all. We have everything we need in You Lord. My cup runneth over with Your Spirit even though right now You lay so quietly in my soul. ...