How is love and sacrifice represented in Pride and Prejudice?
Q. What is the impact of love and sacrifice on the main characters? What is the author the Pride and Prejudice suggesting about love and sacrifice? What would be a good thesis statement for these questions?
Asked by gOING gREY gAGGLES - Wed Nov 4 22:46:11 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A basic theme of the story, one could argue, is that love conquers all. Thinking about it in terms of that particular society, Darcy and Elizabeth shouldn't have ended up together. He was well off, she was poor. He was upper class, had family connections, and was high up in society. She had no connections, had a family full of "silly" sisters and parents, and wasn't too much in the company of high society. But, despite all the odds against them- family, wealth, their individual pride and prejudices, they ended up together. And why? Because they fought for each other. They fought for a true love that they both deserved. Darcy sacrifices his pride by paying for Lydia's shotgun wedding with Wickham. Though he despises the man, he patches up… [cont.]
Answered by The *CHEEKY* Paper Bunny Boo - Sun Nov 8 21:34:41 2009
Q. What is the impact of love and sacrifice on the main characters? What is the author the Pride and Prejudice suggesting about love and sacrifice? What would be a good thesis statement for these questions?
Asked by gOING gREY gAGGLES - Wed Nov 4 22:46:11 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A basic theme of the story, one could argue, is that love conquers all. Thinking about it in terms of that particular society, Darcy and Elizabeth shouldn't have ended up together. He was well off, she was poor. He was upper class, had family connections, and was high up in society. She had no connections, had a family full of "silly" sisters and parents, and wasn't too much in the company of high society. But, despite all the odds against them- family, wealth, their individual pride and prejudices, they ended up together. And why? Because they fought for each other. They fought for a true love that they both deserved. Darcy sacrifices his pride by paying for Lydia's shotgun wedding with Wickham. Though he despises the man, he patches up… [cont.]
Answered by The *CHEEKY* Paper Bunny Boo - Sun Nov 8 21:34:41 2009
How were people who died before Jesus' sacrifice given the opportunity to accept the sacrifice?
Q. I understand that when Jesus Christ was made a sacrifice it was for people of all ages in time. How exactly did those who already died before the sacrifice be given the opportunity to accept his sacrifice? Please provide bible verses if you are able to. Thank you.
Asked by kalie kat - Thu Mar 25 11:04:49 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Through faith in the coming of the Messiah. They had an annual sacrifice of a lamb in the holiest of holies in the tabernacle. The high priest would be the only one allowed to enter there and the blood was sprinkled on the mantle for the sins of the people who has faith in the coming Messiah, Jesus.
Answered by Steiner - Thu Mar 25 11:11:04 2010
Q. I understand that when Jesus Christ was made a sacrifice it was for people of all ages in time. How exactly did those who already died before the sacrifice be given the opportunity to accept his sacrifice? Please provide bible verses if you are able to. Thank you.
Asked by kalie kat - Thu Mar 25 11:04:49 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Through faith in the coming of the Messiah. They had an annual sacrifice of a lamb in the holiest of holies in the tabernacle. The high priest would be the only one allowed to enter there and the blood was sprinkled on the mantle for the sins of the people who has faith in the coming Messiah, Jesus.
Answered by Steiner - Thu Mar 25 11:11:04 2010
Besides the sacrifice of Jesus, what other sacrifices does the bible speak of to save lives?
Q. What other examples of sacrifice are there in the bible where a person sacrificed their child, mother, whatever to save other innocent lives?
Asked by Lucifer - Wed Jan 28 21:08:12 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Old Testament -doves,lambs,etc were sacrificed to atone for sins,etc
Answered by Hopestill - Wed Jan 28 21:16:07 2009
Q. What other examples of sacrifice are there in the bible where a person sacrificed their child, mother, whatever to save other innocent lives?
Asked by Lucifer - Wed Jan 28 21:08:12 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Old Testament -doves,lambs,etc were sacrificed to atone for sins,etc
Answered by Hopestill - Wed Jan 28 21:16:07 2009
How is it patriotic to sacrifice a little freedom so that authorities can fight terrorism?
Q. To sacrifice something for your country is patriotic. I assume terrorists are unpatriotic [towards our country] because they try to kill us. So is it good give up a little freedom to preserve the majority of it?
Asked by Me - Thu Oct 9 00:09:52 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all the country is not fighting terrorism. Terrorism is not even a serious threat to the United States. What happened in 2001 was bad, sure, but it didn't seriously damage the American infrastructure, and the number of people killed there was many times less than the number of people murdered by other Americans. It was not Pearl Harbor, an attack by a militarized nation able and prepared to bring the country to its knees, but a lucky hit by a ragtag band of radicals. It hasn't been repeated, and wouldn't have been repeated whether Osama bin Laden had been put on the run or not. That's just to put it in perspective. The American public scares easily. They read the media and they react to whatever it says. It says, "2000 people… [cont.]
Answered by kozzm0 - Thu Oct 9 00:38:02 2008
Q. To sacrifice something for your country is patriotic. I assume terrorists are unpatriotic [towards our country] because they try to kill us. So is it good give up a little freedom to preserve the majority of it?
Asked by Me - Thu Oct 9 00:09:52 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all the country is not fighting terrorism. Terrorism is not even a serious threat to the United States. What happened in 2001 was bad, sure, but it didn't seriously damage the American infrastructure, and the number of people killed there was many times less than the number of people murdered by other Americans. It was not Pearl Harbor, an attack by a militarized nation able and prepared to bring the country to its knees, but a lucky hit by a ragtag band of radicals. It hasn't been repeated, and wouldn't have been repeated whether Osama bin Laden had been put on the run or not. That's just to put it in perspective. The American public scares easily. They read the media and they react to whatever it says. It says, "2000 people… [cont.]
Answered by kozzm0 - Thu Oct 9 00:38:02 2008
What features in a monitor sacrifice performance for value in gaming?
Q. Okay, so, I'm not asking what monitor I should buy, merely what features that make a difference in gaming. For example, the size of a monitor is a personal preference/budget question. You might not like it, but you can play any game on any size monitor. If you have the requirements, the game will transmit into the monitor with no problem. I realize that resolution is important as well, as these new video cards transmit massive resolutions that an LCD monitor might not support, but once again, I'm really not trying to discuss things of this nature. I just want to know which features sacrifice gaming performance for value. Think FPS, strategy, and the occasional movie. What contrast ratio, response time, refresh rate, brightness, and… [cont.]
Asked by Jailer Rose - Fri Jun 29 03:21:48 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For what you are talking about, there really arn't a lot of things that I can think of that would fit for what you want. One I can think of is response time. This will impact the time you have to react to situations in games so the lower the response time the better. I would go for somewhere around 8 milliseconds or lower. Other than that, there really isn't much that fits what you want. Brightness and contrast, stuff like that doesn't really make a difference because they are all about the same and can be adjusted anyway. If you want higher quality go for a DVI monitor instead of VGA, but once again a game will work just as good on VGA so this really isn't a big deal, but is better for the occasional movie. One thing that you might look… [cont.]
Answered by cojle2009 - Fri Jun 29 09:11:32 2007
Q. Okay, so, I'm not asking what monitor I should buy, merely what features that make a difference in gaming. For example, the size of a monitor is a personal preference/budget question. You might not like it, but you can play any game on any size monitor. If you have the requirements, the game will transmit into the monitor with no problem. I realize that resolution is important as well, as these new video cards transmit massive resolutions that an LCD monitor might not support, but once again, I'm really not trying to discuss things of this nature. I just want to know which features sacrifice gaming performance for value. Think FPS, strategy, and the occasional movie. What contrast ratio, response time, refresh rate, brightness, and… [cont.]
Asked by Jailer Rose - Fri Jun 29 03:21:48 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For what you are talking about, there really arn't a lot of things that I can think of that would fit for what you want. One I can think of is response time. This will impact the time you have to react to situations in games so the lower the response time the better. I would go for somewhere around 8 milliseconds or lower. Other than that, there really isn't much that fits what you want. Brightness and contrast, stuff like that doesn't really make a difference because they are all about the same and can be adjusted anyway. If you want higher quality go for a DVI monitor instead of VGA, but once again a game will work just as good on VGA so this really isn't a big deal, but is better for the occasional movie. One thing that you might look… [cont.]
Answered by cojle2009 - Fri Jun 29 09:11:32 2007
Why is it considered a sacrifice to eat a tastey fish fry on Fridays in Lent?
Q. Do catholics actually feel like their sacrificing or honoring Jesus? It is an insult to Jesus in my opinion. If you wanna sacrifice go 24 hours without eating. I used to lose 20 pounds in a week for wrestling. Eating a fish fry on a Friday and thinking your doing Gods Work is ludacris.
Asked by bill - Wed Jun 9 17:29:33 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Catholics don't have to eat fish on Fridays, and never have had to! We used to have to give up eating meat on Fridays, as that is the day Jesus died for us on the cross and it was meant as denying us some pleasure. Lots of people like meat and as eating fish was no penance to them and there are some great tasty fish fries, the Church has given us the option of choosing our own Friday penance. This make take the form of fasting, almsgiving, doing good works, or all three! Of course we can still not eat meat on Fridays too. God bless
Answered by Jesus is Lord - Wed Jun 9 17:46:37 2010
Q. Do catholics actually feel like their sacrificing or honoring Jesus? It is an insult to Jesus in my opinion. If you wanna sacrifice go 24 hours without eating. I used to lose 20 pounds in a week for wrestling. Eating a fish fry on a Friday and thinking your doing Gods Work is ludacris.
Asked by bill - Wed Jun 9 17:29:33 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Catholics don't have to eat fish on Fridays, and never have had to! We used to have to give up eating meat on Fridays, as that is the day Jesus died for us on the cross and it was meant as denying us some pleasure. Lots of people like meat and as eating fish was no penance to them and there are some great tasty fish fries, the Church has given us the option of choosing our own Friday penance. This make take the form of fasting, almsgiving, doing good works, or all three! Of course we can still not eat meat on Fridays too. God bless
Answered by Jesus is Lord - Wed Jun 9 17:46:37 2010
What is the biggest personal sacrifice you have made in your life? How old are you?
Q. Are you liberal, conservative or independent? And by "personal sacrifice" I mean personal to you rather than sharing in sacrifice made by the public at large.
Asked by Mongo - Fri Feb 29 14:00:16 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Independent conservative and 2 tours for my country was the biggest personal sacrifice but enjoyable, USMC.
Answered by Heaven J Daddy - Fri Feb 29 14:04:02 2008
Q. Are you liberal, conservative or independent? And by "personal sacrifice" I mean personal to you rather than sharing in sacrifice made by the public at large.
Asked by Mongo - Fri Feb 29 14:00:16 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Independent conservative and 2 tours for my country was the biggest personal sacrifice but enjoyable, USMC.
Answered by Heaven J Daddy - Fri Feb 29 14:04:02 2008
What is to sacrifice in the following passage?
Q. I received a Father's Day card from my oldest son, a father of three, who wrote: "It seems the older I get and the more my family grows the more I appreciate all the time and sacrifice you and Mom went through on our behalf.
Asked by _ oe - Thu Feb 26 01:58:55 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sacrifice in this sentence means those things you gave up, or denied yourself, so that you could provide for your kids. for example, saving money or using it for the kids instead of going out to eat all the time, or not buying yourself new clothes so that your kids had nice things to wear, would be considered sacrifices.
Answered by fattefoxxe - Thu Feb 26 02:04:06 2009
Q. I received a Father's Day card from my oldest son, a father of three, who wrote: "It seems the older I get and the more my family grows the more I appreciate all the time and sacrifice you and Mom went through on our behalf.
Asked by _ oe - Thu Feb 26 01:58:55 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sacrifice in this sentence means those things you gave up, or denied yourself, so that you could provide for your kids. for example, saving money or using it for the kids instead of going out to eat all the time, or not buying yourself new clothes so that your kids had nice things to wear, would be considered sacrifices.
Answered by fattefoxxe - Thu Feb 26 02:04:06 2009
What is a good book for the history of blood sacrifice as religious ritual?
Q. Blood/human sacrifice is a common theme among many ancient religions. I was looking for a book that explores the history of this practice in various cultures. Thanks for your suggestions.
Asked by db606 - Thu May 28 09:12:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't have any specific books to point out, but try looking up Ancient Roman and Greek practices. You will most likely at lest find a reference or trial to follow in the sources cited section.
Answered by Merbear - Thu May 28 09:23:29 2009
Q. Blood/human sacrifice is a common theme among many ancient religions. I was looking for a book that explores the history of this practice in various cultures. Thanks for your suggestions.
Asked by db606 - Thu May 28 09:12:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't have any specific books to point out, but try looking up Ancient Roman and Greek practices. You will most likely at lest find a reference or trial to follow in the sources cited section.
Answered by Merbear - Thu May 28 09:23:29 2009
What is the differences of sacrifice and loyalty?
Q. Loyalty is giving help to people needs and same with sacrifice! Is there any difference?
Asked by Ramil B - Tue Aug 22 01:18:50 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With sacrafice, you give up something, you can be loyal to someone without sacraficing anything. Loyalty is being committed to some one or thing. Sacrafice is giving at an expense to yourself.
Answered by spaznskitz - Tue Aug 22 01:30:00 2006
Q. Loyalty is giving help to people needs and same with sacrifice! Is there any difference?
Asked by Ramil B - Tue Aug 22 01:18:50 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With sacrafice, you give up something, you can be loyal to someone without sacraficing anything. Loyalty is being committed to some one or thing. Sacrafice is giving at an expense to yourself.
Answered by spaznskitz - Tue Aug 22 01:30:00 2006
What good is it to sacrifice your life for a cause or an ideal?
Q. if that cause is simply an idea rather than concrete reality? When the people involved in it are not like they are in teh movies? That they are petty and egotistical? What makes you want to sacrifice your life other than family members? Aftter all your life is not intended for a film; you meet the daily banafity of life and its people. You dont' know people enough as to want to die for them anyway.
Asked by eustacia - Sun Oct 25 19:09:45 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe this question is more a matter of philosophy than psychology. It is a matter of what you value. If one values another person or cause more than he values his own life, then he would find it worth his life. Men who fight in wars generally believe that the purpose of that war is greater than his own single life. Valuing ideals or another person over oneself is part of greatness.
Answered by Babetheblue - Sun Oct 25 19:28:05 2009
Q. if that cause is simply an idea rather than concrete reality? When the people involved in it are not like they are in teh movies? That they are petty and egotistical? What makes you want to sacrifice your life other than family members? Aftter all your life is not intended for a film; you meet the daily banafity of life and its people. You dont' know people enough as to want to die for them anyway.
Asked by eustacia - Sun Oct 25 19:09:45 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe this question is more a matter of philosophy than psychology. It is a matter of what you value. If one values another person or cause more than he values his own life, then he would find it worth his life. Men who fight in wars generally believe that the purpose of that war is greater than his own single life. Valuing ideals or another person over oneself is part of greatness.
Answered by Babetheblue - Sun Oct 25 19:28:05 2009
What do you think is the biggest sacrifice resulting from love?
Q. i say it is a sacrifice in which you know you will lose their love. What is your answer? to "Oleg B", that is not the love i am talking about.
Asked by xyz - Wed Oct 8 00:43:30 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ...never to think only for myself... ...thanks for asking...
Answered by Deja Vu! - Wed Oct 8 01:02:13 2008
Q. i say it is a sacrifice in which you know you will lose their love. What is your answer? to "Oleg B", that is not the love i am talking about.
Asked by xyz - Wed Oct 8 00:43:30 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ...never to think only for myself... ...thanks for asking...
Answered by Deja Vu! - Wed Oct 8 01:02:13 2008
How much should I be willing to sacrifice to be with someone I love?
Q. Were both in college for now but soon we will graduate and if we each choose the best jobs available we almost certainly will not end up in the same location. I can get a job anywhere but not so for her so it falls on me to make the sacrifice. Should I do it? Choosing this type of job will probably severely stunt my career.
Asked by joeworkman1 - Tue Sep 30 10:20:35 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not to the point where you feel resentment
Answered by stephen k - Tue Sep 30 10:23:29 2008
Q. Were both in college for now but soon we will graduate and if we each choose the best jobs available we almost certainly will not end up in the same location. I can get a job anywhere but not so for her so it falls on me to make the sacrifice. Should I do it? Choosing this type of job will probably severely stunt my career.
Asked by joeworkman1 - Tue Sep 30 10:20:35 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not to the point where you feel resentment
Answered by stephen k - Tue Sep 30 10:23:29 2008
Why is a hidden sacrifice or love the best sacrifice or love?
Q. It feels so good to sacrifice but no body knows it was you. It feels good to be that mystery person Why?
Asked by xyz - Wed Oct 8 01:00:51 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. its because these things are done voluntarily. no one tells you to sacrifice this and sacrifice that for the one you love, but since you do really love the person, u do these sacrifices secretly. it always feels good to do something out of your own free will and knowing the consequences is good for your love one.
Answered by mickzzz - Wed Oct 8 01:07:48 2008
Q. It feels so good to sacrifice but no body knows it was you. It feels good to be that mystery person Why?
Asked by xyz - Wed Oct 8 01:00:51 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. its because these things are done voluntarily. no one tells you to sacrifice this and sacrifice that for the one you love, but since you do really love the person, u do these sacrifices secretly. it always feels good to do something out of your own free will and knowing the consequences is good for your love one.
Answered by mickzzz - Wed Oct 8 01:07:48 2008
Why did yahweh give himself as a blood sacrifice to himself?
Q. Why does that make sense? For a god to send himself to earth as a human, then sacrifice himself to himself to save others... And only the ones who believe a god would do something like that. How does this work out?
Asked by ssutters - Mon May 10 14:12:19 2010 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He is blood thirsty and that is why he enforces circumcision.
Answered by Makka Pakka - Mon May 10 14:15:00 2010
Q. Why does that make sense? For a god to send himself to earth as a human, then sacrifice himself to himself to save others... And only the ones who believe a god would do something like that. How does this work out?
Asked by ssutters - Mon May 10 14:12:19 2010 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He is blood thirsty and that is why he enforces circumcision.
Answered by Makka Pakka - Mon May 10 14:15:00 2010
What does Mary having other kids have to do with Jesus' sacrifice?
Q. Jesus was sacrificed, not Mary. So what does Mary having more kids do with Jesus' sacrifice on the cross? And is that saying having kids is a sin or something like that?
Asked by Lion of Judah Regular - Fri Jan 23 09:31:04 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It has nothing to do with it. I wonder why the Catholic Church is so insistent on denying that Mary and Joseph had a love life and had other kids. It's really stupid and the Bible says that they did, in fact, have a physical relationship and other children.
Answered by Canadian Christian *formerly BEC - Sat Jan 24 11:38:16 2009
Q. Jesus was sacrificed, not Mary. So what does Mary having more kids do with Jesus' sacrifice on the cross? And is that saying having kids is a sin or something like that?
Asked by Lion of Judah Regular - Fri Jan 23 09:31:04 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It has nothing to do with it. I wonder why the Catholic Church is so insistent on denying that Mary and Joseph had a love life and had other kids. It's really stupid and the Bible says that they did, in fact, have a physical relationship and other children.
Answered by Canadian Christian *formerly BEC - Sat Jan 24 11:38:16 2009
Why are Jews no longer required to keep all of the law and sacrifice animals?
Q. Why are Jews no longer required to keep all of the law and sacrifice animals? The sacrifices, to my understanding, were sin offerings to atone for their not being able to keep the law perfectly. Since they aren't doing that today, why do Jews pick and chose what laws to keep and which to ignore? What is the criteria for having sins forgive today? Why bother if they do not believe in heaven or hell? Please explain to me, I'd like to understand this.
Asked by unknown - Mon Dec 21 08:17:34 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The simple answer - no Temple. And the Jews are still required to keep all of the law. The sin offerings were for very specific transgressions, not for a vague "everyone's a sinner" deal like the Christians use. Jews hold the notion that God is actually a reasonable guy, not a psychopath tormenting people forever for the slightest deviation. Most Jews believe that after you die, you get punished for your bad deeds (not forever) and then forgiven. It's not a hell, more like a recounting of your entire life which makes you feel ashamed of the bad parts.
Answered by Maurog III - Mon Dec 21 08:21:00 2009
Q. Why are Jews no longer required to keep all of the law and sacrifice animals? The sacrifices, to my understanding, were sin offerings to atone for their not being able to keep the law perfectly. Since they aren't doing that today, why do Jews pick and chose what laws to keep and which to ignore? What is the criteria for having sins forgive today? Why bother if they do not believe in heaven or hell? Please explain to me, I'd like to understand this.
Asked by unknown - Mon Dec 21 08:17:34 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The simple answer - no Temple. And the Jews are still required to keep all of the law. The sin offerings were for very specific transgressions, not for a vague "everyone's a sinner" deal like the Christians use. Jews hold the notion that God is actually a reasonable guy, not a psychopath tormenting people forever for the slightest deviation. Most Jews believe that after you die, you get punished for your bad deeds (not forever) and then forgiven. It's not a hell, more like a recounting of your entire life which makes you feel ashamed of the bad parts.
Answered by Maurog III - Mon Dec 21 08:21:00 2009
What have you sacrifice for your religion?
Q. If you have faith in it and truly believe, what have you sacrifice to prove you are a strong believer?
Asked by It's my nature - Tue Sep 16 12:05:35 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You don't have to prove anything for religion. When you have Jesus in your life, Your life is automatically, and amazingly changed, from olf wineskin, to the new wineskin =)
Answered by eastereuy - Tue Sep 16 12:16:17 2008
Q. If you have faith in it and truly believe, what have you sacrifice to prove you are a strong believer?
Asked by It's my nature - Tue Sep 16 12:05:35 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You don't have to prove anything for religion. When you have Jesus in your life, Your life is automatically, and amazingly changed, from olf wineskin, to the new wineskin =)
Answered by eastereuy - Tue Sep 16 12:16:17 2008
What was the biggest sacrifice you made for your true love?
Q. Did that sacrifice come back to bite you, or did it work out?
Asked by Story Unknown - Tue Sep 1 22:34:08 2009 - - 12 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Opening my heart and letting them in was a big deal and challenge for me. So far it's been worth the risk, even though it's still a bit scary. True love is worth the time you have to put in. Nothing in life that's worth having won't come without a few bumps in the road. Have faith that it will all work out for the two of you.
Answered by Enticing_Raspberry - Wed Sep 2 02:52:42 2009
Q. Did that sacrifice come back to bite you, or did it work out?
Asked by Story Unknown - Tue Sep 1 22:34:08 2009 - - 12 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Opening my heart and letting them in was a big deal and challenge for me. So far it's been worth the risk, even though it's still a bit scary. True love is worth the time you have to put in. Nothing in life that's worth having won't come without a few bumps in the road. Have faith that it will all work out for the two of you.
Answered by Enticing_Raspberry - Wed Sep 2 02:52:42 2009
What is the spiritual message we are given from the sacrifice of Jesus?
Q. Did he sacrifice himself knowingly or to an extent, that he would be materialized into religion for humanity and become One with God?
Asked by aeiou_i - Tue Oct 27 09:42:55 2009 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. He was one with God prior to coming to earth in the first place. His sacrifice was an appeasement for the Law, which required the death penalty for sins. "He who knew no sin became sin for us, so that we could become the righteousness of God in Him." He died to pay the penalty for our transgressions, so that we would have the opportunity to confess our sins and repent of them. The message is the same one that Jesus told the woman caught in the act of adultery, when the religious leaders were trying to trap Jesus into saying something He would later regret. He told the woman, "I do not condemn you. Now, go and sin no more!" That's the message, "Go and sin no more" because Jesus sets us free from our sins, and "Whom the Son sets… [cont.]
Answered by no1home2day - Tue Oct 27 09:49:32 2009
Q. Did he sacrifice himself knowingly or to an extent, that he would be materialized into religion for humanity and become One with God?
Asked by aeiou_i - Tue Oct 27 09:42:55 2009 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. He was one with God prior to coming to earth in the first place. His sacrifice was an appeasement for the Law, which required the death penalty for sins. "He who knew no sin became sin for us, so that we could become the righteousness of God in Him." He died to pay the penalty for our transgressions, so that we would have the opportunity to confess our sins and repent of them. The message is the same one that Jesus told the woman caught in the act of adultery, when the religious leaders were trying to trap Jesus into saying something He would later regret. He told the woman, "I do not condemn you. Now, go and sin no more!" That's the message, "Go and sin no more" because Jesus sets us free from our sins, and "Whom the Son sets… [cont.]
Answered by no1home2day - Tue Oct 27 09:49:32 2009
From Yahoo Answer Search: 'Sacrifice'
Sun Aug 1 05:48:59 2010 [ refresh local cache ]
[Hide]▼
content.usatoday.com
Sun, 01 Aug 2010 00:25:23 GMT+00:00
USA Today Out: Will Rhymes sacrifice bunt to third. Runner on third with one out and Brennan Boesch due up. Out: Brennan Boesch struck out swinging. ...
diendan.org
496px x 400px | 70.70kB
[source page]
nh i h a nguyen t va v m t cu c hi n dang tr thanh m t chuy n suy nghi m v m t chu ki nhi m mau h y di t va c u r i c a s s ng The Sacrifice Cu c hi n dang
truthdig.com
Fri, 04 Jun 2010 06:27:06 GM
After Japan's 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, Franklin Roosevelt delivered a national address making eight references to the . sacrifice. that would be needed in the impending war and three mentions of the self-denial we would have to ...
[Hide]▲
