Examples of using Prefigured in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The waters of Baptism are prefigured throughout the Old Testament.
Only after God has realized his plan,is one able to fully understand the meaning of that which prepared and prefigured.
I argued that so small borgfs victory prefigured a total victory.
It was prefigured in the 1960s and early 1970s by the use of synthesizers in progressive rock, electronic, art rock, disco, and particularly the"Krautrock" of bands like Kraftwerk.
A second element:St. Stephen sees the figure and mission of Jesus prefigured in the story of the relationship of love between God and man.
The city has been described as conservative and predominately Sunni Muslim with a history of unrest against the government of the ruling secular Arab nationalist Baath party.[7] It was the scene of a masskilling by Syrian security forces in 1980 that prefigured the later and more notorious Hama massacre.
Almost everything that Hegel was todevelop systematically over the rest of his life is prefigured in the Phenomenology, but this book is far from systematic and extremely difficult to read.
His offering prefigured the offering made by Jesus, our great high priest and king who gave a new and distinctive meaning to the blessing of the bread and the cup of wine when he instituted the"Lord's Supper" or"Eucharist" on the eve of his sacrifice on the cross(Hebrews 7:26; 9:11; 10:12).
Rapid increases in the production of fish, shrimp,fruit and especially rice fueled an export boom that prefigured and supported the broader development of the nation's economy.
Like many contemporary scientists say that Star Trek inspired their love of discovery,or that modern technology is prefigured by stories from a half-century ago, The Man in the Moone disseminated ideas like heliocentricism and the possibility of extraterrestrial life.
The act of animal sacrifice, for example, represented that our sins deserve death,and each substitute on the altar prefigured the eventual sacrifice of Christ, who would die for His people.
Of this our time, all you prefiguring.
The Transfiguration prefigures the resurrection and is a necessary supplement to the story of the Temptation.
Many of Gramsci's formulations,being in opposition to Soviet Marxism, prefigure the society-centred third-wave Marxism.
Abraham's willing sacrifice of his only son, Isaac, prefigures the perfect offering and sacrifice of God's beloved Son, our Lord Jesus Christ.
The debate between currency, or quantity theory,and the banking schools during the 19th century prefigures current questions about the credibility of money in the present.
I have put the word‘gift' in italics because it prefigures the strong emphasis by Pope Benedict XVI seventeen years later on the idea of the earth as a gift.
Soon after the episode in today's Gospel,Jesus helped Nicodemus understand that physical birth prefigures a second birth,“from above,” when each Christian receives the Spirit.
It could prefigure the dissolution of the European Union, trigger new economic chaos and hammer home the last nail in the coffin of an already ailing liberal order.
This rareversion prefigures some aspects of Wong's later style, particularly as seen in In the Mood for Love(2000).
Ephrem the Syrian(306-373 AD), an early Christian teacher from Edessa,tells us that Naaman's miraculous healing at the River Jordan, prefigures the mystery of the healing which is freely granted to all nations of the earth by our Lord Jesus through the regenerating waters of baptism and renewal in the Holy Spirit(Titus 3:5).
Christian tradition gave him a distinctively Christian perspective, seeing in David's battle with Goliath the victory of God'sKing over the enemies of God's helpless people as a prefiguring of Jesus' victory over sin on the Cross and the Church's victory over Satan.
Ricoeur's transit prefigures that which is described by Kearney.
The Baptism not only prefigures, but inaugurates and anticipates Satan's defeat and the liberation of Adam.
