It's all over the place, and as soon as I start to play it, at least once we get in to it, you'll say, "Oh, yeah, I've heard that". So this is a piece by Strauss where he's trying to resurrect the content, or mirror the content, of a philosophical novel by Friedrich Nietzsche, Thus Spoke Zarathustra, and it's about the unleashing of human capacity as it comes forth from the primordial earth here.
If we hear Her in the all-night Torah-learning that the mystics bequeathed us for Shavuot, could we learn to think, to feel, to commune, to be silent in a different way? "I am the earthy food that goes into your mouth, and I am the airy words that come forth from your mouth".
Electra! mistress mine! come forth from the house!
Pan Gu, the first man, is said to have come forth from chaos (an egg) with two horns, two tusks, and a hairy body.
Come forth from out your sheath, And glist'ning, speak your powers; Rip up the organs of my breath, And draw my blood in showers!
Not dwelling on this fine point, Mr. Goodman pointed out that serious proposals to extend health-insurance coverage and reform the health-care system have, indeed, come forth from Republicans, and he is right on that, too.
It is ridiculous to even hope that the law will come forth from them, that they can produce a vision, or even an original, truly creative, bold, momentous idea.
We repent of segregation, of treating one group of people as not equal with others, and we ask for forgiveness and the blessing of reconciliation that will come forth from this".
After such harsh forests of symbols, it's a joy to find "Mobile Bay Jubilee," an expansive homage in giant acrobatic stanzas (borrowed from Edmund Spenser) to an annual tidal event "when the fish come forth from the sea / And the sweet flesh of the deep can be had for a song".
It's hard to credit that so much noise can come forth from so small a space.
In parallel material in On the Trinity he claims that at the root of Avicenna's view lies the principle that "if the one essence is now as it was before when nothing came forth from it, something will not now come forth from it" (Switalski 1976, 69; Teske and Wade 1989, 108).
