Examples of using Incarnation in English and their translations into Chinese
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In the background to the right is the more militaristic“Tumbler” incarnation of the Batmobile, seen in Christopher Nolan's trilogy.
If we can accept the incarnation- the idea that God could become a human being- then all other aspects of Jesus' life follow on naturally.
For me the unadulterated Jewish religion is, like all other religions, an incarnation of primitive superstition," he writes to Gutkind.
In gender, one is a male and the other is a female, which completes the significance of incarnation.
And sometimes she just lights on a person who seemed to be an incarnation of something she vaguely knew when she was growing up.
In India, I have seen a red ring put around a stone, and then the stone becomes regarded as an incarnation of the mystery.
This bespeaks his presence, not only before his incarnation but before all time.
The blue, purple, and scarlet threads therefore tell us of Jesus' baptism, God's incarnation, and His death on the Cross.
And the meaning of this history is unique, because the Incarnation is a unique fact.
Go back to the days of Internet Relay Chat(IRC) and you will meet The Campfire, it's modern incarnation.
I believe that by his incarnation, life, death, resurrection, and ascension, Jesus Christ is our representative and substitute.
If you think the internet is not working in its current incarnation, you can't change the system through think-pieces and F.C.C. regulations alone.
Following Google's preference for naming each Android incarnation after a dessert, this year's version is being called‘Pistachio Ice Cream' internally.
This event dramatically portrayed both his incarnation and his saving sacrifice on the cross.
Without it, there would be no election, no incarnation of the Son, no cross, no resurrection, and no promise of heaven.
He preached the gospel: Christ's divinity, incarnation, death, resurrection and coming in judgment.
The Gnostics opposed the doctrine of Christ's incarnation because they believed God would never take on a physical form, since the body was evil.
But each incarnation, you might say, has the potentiality and the function of life is to live that potentiality.
But finally, and most importantly the incarnation reminds us of why Jesus came, because Christmas is the prelude to Easter.
As he did not know the mystery of the Incarnation, the situation must have been extremely painful both to him and to Mary.