Examples of using The consolation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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that an excessive amount of faster and has given us a lot of perks to enjoy while doing so in the consolation of our home.
they may know the consolation of thy love.
reminiscent of the homecoming that was the consolation offered to the lower waters.
In the case of social failure, which alone concerns us here, the consolation consists in the belief that one's inability to attain the lofty goals to which one has aspired is not to be ascribed to one's inadequacy,
In the case of social failure, which alone concerns us here, the consolation consists in the belief that one's inability to attain the lofty goals to which one has aspired is not to be ascribed to one's own inadequacy, but to the defectiveness of the social order.
According to them, the consolation coming at the end of the haftara is based on this comparison, namely, that even though Israel is no different than the other nations, inasmuch as they are subject to the same Divine laws that govern history,
did the Virgin seek the consolation of being able to bear another son”(Letters 63:111).
until the week before, but when it was time to leave he did not even take away with him the consolation that anyone believed in his departure.
I cannot refrain from tendering you the consolations that may be found in the thanks of the Republic they died to save.
People will tell us that without the consolations of religion they would be intolerably unhappy.
In an age of rational thinking, it was difficult for the newly educated and learned to give up the consolations offered by religion, namely, the promise of the soul's survival after death and the hope for the goodness of paradise.
Some remained in the consolation'.
For the consolation of Israel.".
For the consolation of Israel.".
And you're the consolation prize?
For the consolation of Israel.".
If that was the consolation prize, I'm okay with second place.
Evil for many is the consolation of fools.