The Miracle Worker 8_explain what " a little tornado incarnate" means ?
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Tornado incarnate intimates that she wrecked havoc where ever she went.  She disrupted things... Out of control.  Tempestous....
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There is a miracle is simply existing.   There is no absence of miracles.   There's a miracle each time a baby is born, whether it's in a good or bad situation, there's a miracle.
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of course as we may probably know, God promise that he will be with us every day until the end of the world, because we sins so much he can't come directly to work miracle for us so when someone pray for the world to be bless he answer that prayer by working miracle through people that are reverant to him for those who seek for it
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Haven't read it, but tip:\n\nLook for when he gives human qualities to objects\nExample: the wind slapped me across the face
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Ever watch a kid pull the wings off a fly?\n\nIt refers to our mindless predisposition to inflict pain and suffering on whatever falls into our clutches; and to our fate to be receivers of the same at the hands of mere passing chance.\n\nAs a side note - It is also illustrative of our fallen condition, sin nature, and dependence upon The One True God for our salvation.  Jesus Christ walked among us sinless, and suffered and died an unjust death to gain the justification to forgive us of our sins and allow the Holy Spirit to enter our beings and open our eyes to our sin.  If you haven't already, why not trust God today to redeem you, manifest the fruit of the Spirit in your life, and save your soul from the ravages of this fallen state.
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I taught that trick to my children as a way to help them through storms, thast way they are waiting for the next crash of thunder, and can count as it gets closer then moves away..I may be a nut too, but I love storms, tonights were awesome!
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Common among these explanations are: \n\n\nAt one time people believed a man's soul could be inadvertently thrust from his body by an explosive sneeze, thus "Bless you!" was a protective oath uttered to safeguard the temporarily expelled and vulnerable soul from being snatched up by Satan (who was always lurking nearby). The purpose of the oath was to cast a temporary shield over the flung-out soul which would protect it just long enough to regain the protection of the corporeal body. \n\nConversely, the sneeze itself was the expulsion of a demon or evil spirit which had taken up residence in a person. Therefore, although the "Bless you!" was again a protective charm meant to protect the sneezer from evil, in this version it was meant to ward off the re-entry of an evil spirit which a tormented soul had just rid itself of. \n\nThe heart was believed to momentarily stop during a sneeze (it doesn't), thus the "Bless you!" was uttered either as a supplication for life to return or as a congratulation upon its successful restart. \n\nOthers claim an association of the practice with particular dire diseases (most often the bubonic plague, or "Black Death," as it is sometimes known). They say an infected person's sneeze was sure sign he'd soon be pushing up daisies, thus the "Bless you!" was intended as a benediction to the nearly-departed, a way of commending his soul to the care of God now that he was beyond the help of anything in the mortal world. \n\nYet other folks echo the theme of other superstitions about sneezes, that these expulsions are either in themselves lucky or foretell good fortune coming the sneezer's way. For them, the "Bless you!" is a recognition of incoming good luck, possibly even an attempt on the blesser's part to attract a bit of it to himself. \n\nFinally, some see the sneeze as a blessing bestowed by the sneezer upon the sneezed-upon. Answering a sneeze with "Bless you!" is seen as nothing more remarkable than replying "Good morning!" to the person who had just greeted you with the same phrase. \nSo many explanations -- each deeply believed -- for such a simple and often unquestioned practice. And we'll never know which one is right.
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APOCATEQUIL: God of Lightning. He's also chief priest for the Moon God. An obvious case of moonlighting. To keep him happy, statues of his noble self were erected upon the mountaintops.\n\nit says they erected statues on "mountain tops". "Apo" could just be a short version of Apocatequil, because that is a hard word to remmember. Plus it said he was the cheif priest of the moon god. The moon god would have been a popular deity on top of MOUNTAINS, because of the view. These all relate in some kind of way. You just have to find the relationship between the gods.
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The English word "miracle" is defined as "something that excites wonder or astonishment, a wonderful thing, a marvel; an effect in the physical world which surpasses all known human or natural powers and is therefore attributed to supernatural agency." In the Hebrew Scriptures the word "MOHPHETH," sometimes translated "miracle" means "aspicuous deed." In the Greek Scriptures the word "DYNAMIS, "power," is rendered 'powerful work,' 'ability,' 'miracle.'---Matt. 25:15; Luke 6:19; 1 Cor. 12:10\n A miracle, amazing to the eye of the beholder, is something beyond his ability to perform or even to understand fully. It is also a powerful work, requiring greater power or knowledge than he has. But from the viewpoint of the one who is the source of such power it is not a miracle. He understands it and has the ability to do it. Thus, many acts that God performs are amazing to humans beholding them, but are merely the exercise of His power. If one believes in a diety, particularly in the God of creation, he cannot consistently deny God's power to accomplish things awe-inspiring to the eyes of men.-- Rom. 1:20
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I think it's called "God is Trying to Tell You Something".  I love that scene!
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it means little idiot.
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It says that if we have faith the size of a Mustard Seed then we will be able to say to a mountain, move, and it will move.  No one has even that small of faith; however, we do have enough faith for Salvation and to worship God and to live a Christian life.  Because we don't have as much faith to move a mountain, we do still have faith and this is why Jesus says, "O, you, of little faith" because in the grand scheme of things, we do have only a little bit of faith.\n\nHowever, miracles aren't seen today, as much as back then during the start of the church, because they were needed back then a lot more than now.  See then, the apostles were creating the church and spreading around the world, they didn't even have a Bible to preach from, they were the Bible.  The people needed something to believe in and witness and that's where miracles started at.  Also miracles are given to point towards God's power and glory.  Maybe it's also because we live in a world that is more affected with sin and sin has en-rooted itself into the church even and the search for miracles come from a place not godly.  This is also possible.\n\nBecause you cannot work miracles does not mean you don't have faith.  To each a gift is given, not everyone can work miracles, in fact no one can, at least not on their own power.  It's all done by God and for His purpose.  We are but the instruments.  There's still Christian here that have faith, a lot in fact, however, the time just not right for God to use us in that manner, to deliver miracles to the people.
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Summoned?\n\nIt is 8 letters and means to be called upon.
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What you describe is one passage "faith without works is dead" . . . which basically mean . . . "do it yourself, because I am not going to do anything for you, and if you fail . . . don't blame yourself . . . . blame me and say it is God's Will"
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A tornado is basically like a giant vacuum cleaner.  They are frightening and amazing all at the same time!\n\nEverything you ever wanted to know about them can be found in this excellent resource from NOAA.
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To us who haven't seen anything extraordinary, we always ponder. A friend of mine just recently attested to a story. It goes like this. His grandmother just died then. They had a new born baby in the clan and it became very ill for no apparent reason. And i think it was an aunt who said in our dialect, "Not this baby nana, still too young." So the inexplicable illness transferred to a nine-year-old boy. They called in an "arbularyo" (herbal medicine practitioner with an allegedly unique knowledge in spiritual matters). So this arbularyo commanded to put the grandma's shirt on top of the head of this boy. And then he began to talk. He spoke in a manner very much like his grandma. He began giving sermon to his uncles and aunts. I asked if he spoke with a different voice. My friend told me that he still spoke according to his voice, but the manner of speaking! If you find it hard to believe, you can draw on the illness part for greater reason to believe. But then, it's really up to you to believe in something or not. When they asked the boy what happened then, he said, in a vision, he just saw his grandma approaching a bright light.
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Just in case you haven't already tried it - there is a page devoted to the show "The Miracle Workers" - at the public website of the network that airs it (always a good place to look!)\n\nIt's not a very informative website, but it does include an email address for people who are looking for miracles of their own (I'm wondering if that's what you're looking for).\n\nSee the link below for more info, and good luck!