Line 7 says, "As for me, I dwell with her in order to... ...... Dr. King, who holds a chair at Harvard Divinity School, has written extensively about the Gospels of Mary, Judas and Philip, relatively recent discoveries that are not a part of the established biblical canon.
And then I began wondering why I was suddenly obsessed with these famous men (men of power, at that) when most of my writing life I've dwelled with the anonymous.
"Mental illness pierces the veil," she writes at the end of her book, "and those who suffer from it dwell with their fragility in plain view".
I have abandoned travel, I have come to dwell with the Friend, I have become secure from death because that long life has come.
But before we retreat back into those beliefs, and the pitched battles that have accompanied them, perhaps we should dwell with "I don't know" for a while.
I fain, noble sir, would dwell with you, and through all my life hold rivalry in my songs with your excellences: more lofty will be my way, if you are now opening for me the path of fame, if you are removing the shadow (of obscurity).
I chose, in other words, to dwell with my own greatest fear.
In fact, I've come to believe that God dwells with the broken because -- it would seem -- he too is broken.
God's plan is that one day He will make His dwelling place among His people to dwell with them.
Let those up there dwell with that".
They must be with and dwell with their children, pupils and flock.
