Examples of using Entire chapter in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Need to read the entire chapter.
I have an entire chapter in my book on exactly that.
Don't insult Monique. She has an entire chapter in the bible.
Read the entire chapter when you get a chance.
Could you all turn to page 73, please,and read the entire chapter?
There is an entire chapter dedicated to the topic of fear.
Harry speculated that there might be an entire chapter devoted to compliments.
Owen dedicated an entire chapter to his daughter Gemma in his autobiography,“Michael Owen: Off the Record, My Autobiography.”.
I have a good mind to reopen… the entire Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceeding.
An entire chapter of Jeremiah(35) is devoted to the story of the descendants of Jehonadab son of Rekhab, a leader of Israelite king Jehu's purge of idolators.
Yeah, well, no one can recite an entire chapter of his book from memory.
Klein devotes an entire chapter to dramatic encounters between Palestinian refugees who visited their homes after the 1967 Six-Day War and the Jews who now lived in them.
There's this book, North American Cryptozoology, and they have this entire chapter on spiders.
You, my good friend, will fill one entire chapter entitled,"the most forgettable person i ever met.".
The entire chapter is filled with great secrets, and Rav Ashlag, the founder of the Centre, wrote his most important melody to the words of this chapter in Psalms.
The author candidly admits, he let go of his novel an entire chapter, in the way described Onegin was a journey to Russia.
The entire chapter is filled with great secrets, and Rav Ashlag, the founder of the Centre, wrote his most important melody to the words of this chapter in Psalms.
Yaqub her, author of"Children are far" devoted an entire chapter to what he calls"systematic exclusion of poor children.
She devotes an entire chapter in her autobiography on the question of Arab nationalism, and the political factors and efforts which went into constructing an Arab identity for Egypt after the army's coup d'état.
But what made it unique was that it commemorated someone finishing an entire chapter of Talmud by heart, and that every piece in the entire chapter was learned at least 400 times!
The plot lines, at least in the five chapters translated into Hebrew, feel in part like small passages that could fit into"Rick and Morty" episodes-but not something that could hold an entire chapter.
Felix Kersten, Himmler's doctor, wrote an entire chapter of his memoirs about his patient's enthrallment with Islam and with the Prophet Muhammad.
Wirsén, when writing his memoirs from his mission to the Balkans and Turkey, Minnen från fred och krig("Memories from Peace and War"),dedicated an entire chapter to the Armenian Genocide, entitled Mordet på en nation("The Murder of a Nation").
Schumer dedicated an entire chapter of her book to fun facts you didn't know about her, and listed 44“Things You Don't Know About Me,” and one of those things just so happened to be the number of people she's slept with.
Going back many centuries, the great Jewish philosopher Hasdai Crescas(1340-1411), in his classic work Ohr Hashem,wrote an entire chapter in which he maintained that the possibility of life on other planets is not in conflict with Jewish belief.
In her 2003 autobiography, Clinton titled an entire chapter"Conversations with Eleanor", and stated that holding"imaginary conversations[is] actually a useful mental exercise to help analyze problems, provided you choose the right person to visualize.
Some recipes in the book like asida- date-sweetened porridge- come from the relatively simple cuisine of the Arabian peninsula, but the book also contains recipes for fancy stews with Persian names.There is also an entire chapter about nabatiyyat, hearty stews of Nabataean origin.[1].
In light of what has been said thus far,the Tosafot seem to have viewed the entire chapter as a single prophecy, and therefore they did not divide it into its parts, but rather they read the entire chapter as a single haftara.
Astrophysicist and astrobiologist Carl Sagan devoted an entire chapter of his last book, The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark(1996) to a critique of claims of recovered memories of UFO abductions and satanic ritual abuse and cited material from the newsletter of the False Memory Syndrome Foundation with approval.