Examples of using Prefigured in English and their translations into Chinese
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Joseph's life, too, prefigured that of Jesus.
They prefigured political demands that have become ever more mainstream.
I argued that so small borgfs victory prefigured a total victory.
To him, that prefigured the possibility of policing conscientious objections to military service.
But all of the sacrifices, they prefigured the sacrifice of Jesus.
In the new covenant,Christ has been revealed as the one whom the Law prefigured.
Animal sacrifices in the OT prefigured the final sacrifice of Christ.
I was really frightened, for all these earlierkillings had either hastened doom towards me or prefigured it.
The experiment, he believed, prefigured evolutionary changes to the human organism.
Mr. Grewgious looked much disgraced by being prefigured in this pickle.
The innovation prefigured the layout of most contemporary supermarkets, and was fabulously successful.
It wasn't hard to understand that the Son of David- Jesus,whom David often prefigured- would desire the same thing.
In many ways, the Cairo declaration prefigured the Millennium Development Goals on maternal and child health.
Before the high drama of Roberts's switch in time,two remarkable events prefigured the demise of Roosevelt's bill.
Taylor's ideas prefigured modern quality control, total-quality management, and- through Taylor's student Henry Gantt- project management.
That phenomenon,the dreaded“bank run,” was a direct outcome of the fractional-reserve banking prefigured by John Law.
He only said this in his anger, but it prefigured a possible course of action and attitude well enough.
The Red Army soldier did come from a society and a system whose hardness andbrutality prefigured and replicated military life.
She relished the foretaste of death, prefigured by the catastrophes of friends- persistently she clung to the idea of Nicole's tragic destiny.
Those begotten of holy spirit from then onlooked forward to life in the heavenly city prefigured by earthly Jerusalem.
We may discover, as we look back, that sex prefigured what it means to be lost in intimacy with Christ.
He developed a system for classifying species of whales andmade estimates of commercial marine stocks that prefigured later work in fisheries biology.
The titular work Earth Roots(1994) prefigured his reengagement with representational painting and his conceptual projects involving performance, video, and installation after 2000.
Not the swarming of the divergent, parallel and finally coalescent armies, but a more inaccessible,more intimate agitation that they in some manner prefigured.
The titular work Earth Roots(1994) prefigured his reengagement with representational painting after 2000 and his conceptual projects involving performance, video, and installation.
(7) Fitzmaurice made the first proposal for a separate provision on the legal effects of a reservation,which largely prefigured the first two paragraphs of the current article 21.
These letters do not indicate or prefigure what the pages will say….
Such discourse could prefigure new restrictions on speech in Hong Kong, a possibility that seems to be inching incrementally closer.
Its images constitute some of the earliest sacred art from Egypt, prefiguring the classic imagery of pharaonic religion by as much as a thousand years.
At one time they are the bestowers of God's law,at another they actually prefigure the Redeemer Whose divine purpose they are helping to mature.