Armele Medievale Quotes & Sayings

He pushed. I yielded. He gave. I took. He captured. I surrendered. — Nina Lane

This bicovenantal nature of God's plan for redemption is important in theonomy's argument that there is one moral law revelaed in Scripture and this one moral law governs all men. Theonomy makes a clear distinction between the moral law and ceremonial aspects of God's law. This distinction is *covenantal* in nature, and explains how theonomy maintains basic continuity in biblical ethics from the Old to New Testaments, while advocating discontinuity between the Testaments in terms of ceremonies, certain aspects of public worship, and other select forms of covenant life. — William O. Einwechter

My best relationship is the one I have with myself. I know I am always connected to a Universe that loves me. I draw loving people and loving experiences to me. — Louise Hay

When I was in third grade
the age of many of the boys here
my parents had debated whether or not to buy me a pair of [special soccer shoes] ... Here in Bolivia most of the kids played in bare feet, and they had as much fun as we ever had. Alone, human beings can feel hunger. Alone, we can feel cold. Alone, we can feel pain. To feel poor, however, is something that we do only in comparison to others. I took off my shoes. — Eric Greitens

Life demands death. — Sunday Adelaja

I could have never dreamed what an amazing ride this has been. — Jennie Finch

Powerful motivation for believing God in our present is intentionally remembering how He's worked in our past. — Beth Moore

oh no my foot fell asleep oh cronus — Martin

I feel like B sides are always better, no matter whose record it is. — Alicia Keys

There's no such thing as a tough child - if you parboil them first for seven hours, they always come out tender. — W.C. Fields

Culture and collars had gone together, to him, and he had been deceived into believing that college educations and mastery were the same things. — Jack London

Mastery lies on an infinite continuum, and as a result we will never reach the end. We can, however, see to it that we are as far along that continuum as our circumstance allows. — Chris Matakas

When displaying the riches of God's love and pleasing him is more important than holding onto worldly things and pleasing yourself, it becomes increasingly natural to respond to conflict graciously, wisely, and with self-control. — Ken Sande