Examples of using Direct expression in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Direct expression of wide range of feelings.
The Lord Jesus' word and work are the direct expression of the Spirit of God.
Both were direct expression of the Holy Spirit, and were the work of one God.
Though He may be called by hundreds of thousands of names, He is still Himself, and all the work[a]is the direct expression of His Spirit.
Honest and direct expression is the most effective way of managing anger.
Though He may be called by hundreds of thousands of names, He is still Himself, and all the work[a]is the direct expression of His Spirit.
They were both the direct expression of the Holy Spirit, and, moreover, were the work of one God.
Lucid awareness and tranquility of mind are coupled in the practice,which is by itself a“no-thought” practice, a direct expression of wunien.
Now the‘sign', once again, is a direct expression of the human Will, the human life of soul.
Some people only acknowledge that what I fellowship is what I have experienced,but they do not recognize that it is the direct expression of the Spirit.
Divine work is the direct expression of the will of God, without the interference of humanity.
In the Adoration by the Magi, on the other hand- the mission of the Three Wise Men from the East-we always find a direct expression of the“Gnostic” stream.
It avoided any direct expression of support for the Beneš Committee's desire to return to the First Republic.
It also includes knowing that every action of God in the flesh is governed by the Spirit,and that the words He speaks are the direct expression of the Spirit.
His work and word are the direct expression of the Spirit of God and are the appearance of God in person.
The difference between the referendum and the elections is that the first is to determine the will of the people,and the second is the direct expression of the will of the citizens.
The words spoken by God's incarnate flesh are the direct expression of the Spirit and express the work that has been done by the Spirit.
And then, when the forms of architectural thought strive to be united with the Spirit- expressing this striving in their very being- man will feel how he has been permeated with the hidden Spirit andcan have around him a building which is a direct expression of the living, inner development of his being.
His paintings burst into the canvas as a direct expression of intense emotions and desires, which seem like an act of love with the artwork itself.
However, this is not so for God become flesh, for His work neither represents man nor is that of man; it is,rather, a direct expression of His being and a direct implementation of the work that He ought to do.
The dream thus strives to give direct expression to what it at first wished to deny, whilst at the same time the wish-fulfilling tendency reveals itself by distortion.
However, this is not so for God become flesh, for His work neither represents man noris that of man; it is, rather, a direct expression of His being and a direct implementation of the work that He ought to do.
These truths are the direct expression of the Holy Spirit, the revelation of God's life and substance, and the expression of God's disposition and what He has and is.
The festival we haveorganised this year is meant to be a direct expression of this feeling, which simply must enliven us if the truths of Spiritual Science are to enter into the depths of human souls.
The concept of worship extendsto ritual and ceremonial acts giving direct expression to belief as well as various practices essential to such acts, including the building of places of worship, the use of ritual procedures, religious artifacts and objects, and the display of symbols.
On one hand, they strive to attain a directed expression, and one the other hand, they strive toward a“naturalism” illusion in a way that the photo will reflect typical characteristics of the person commemorated in it.