Examples of using In human language in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We talk in human language.
The bible is God speaking to us in human language.
In human language, it would be“God is mindful of serious work.”.
Describe it in human language.
It is impossible to speak of God adequately in human language.
In human language, it would be that God is mindful of serious work.
Elements were present in human language.
In human language, it could be said that God occupies His mind only with serious matters.
It cannot be described in human language.
In human language, only these two words are quite appropriate, closer to the description of God's love.
God cannot be described in human language.
In human language, only these two words are relatively apt, are relatively close to describing God's love.
It is impossible to describe God accurately in human language.
The last word cannot be said in human language, can't be captured in theory.
In human language, these two words alone are somewhat apt, and are relatively close to describing God's love.
Only many years later did Irealize how difficult it is to express in human language a religious upheaval.
The Fa that I have revealed to you is expressed in human language, but it's still not the same as the specific expression of the Fa's true manifestation.
As a principle, PING is an easy to understand command,the equivalent in human language would be: Are you there?
It is therefore difficult to tell in human language, which has been created expressly for human conditions and human relationships, about the nature and activities of these super-sensible Intelligences, these super-sensible beings.
A non-interpretable process might follow from adata-mining analysis which is not explainable in human language.
The commentaries that tackle the problem of Pharaoh's free will are known; however,since“the Torah is written in human language,” it is possible to observe the mechanism of the mind that is behind the stubbornness of Pharaoh, and all the rulers who continue to subjugate other nations, in opposition to all logic.
All things and every happening that mankind understands can be covered, described,and expressed in human language and words.
Perhaps the most striking articulation of the rabbinic belief in the intensity of a child's love for his mother is the Midrash's statement that God himself referred to Israel as his mother,because that was the most intense analogy for love in human language.
Its plot may not even be fully summarizable- at least not in the space of a magazine article,written in human language, on this astral plane.
He explained or“translated” to man His profound,divine language that people struggled to understand in human language, in a human way.
As one with the ability to receive, you should have no difficulty in understanding the word of God,as most of God's word is written in human language that is only too easy to understand.
At the very least, as far as mankind's current languages go, using this word to refer to God is particularly apt-it is the only word in human language that is most fitting to refer to God.
You have therefore the external exoteric platitudes of public life,expressed in normal human language and which are extensively used in parliaments and congresses.
All power and authority in the human language.