And from this he will aid strength to his awe... and a great love in his soul.
Medication is a helpful way to start reducing symptoms and aid strength and activity.
The goal of this paper is to elucidate and demonstrate the true aiding strength provided by passive bearings-only measurements of ground objects, as well as provide insight into, and analytical tools for the design of such systems.
The Taliban insurgency goes from strength to strength, aided immeasurably by the support and sanctuary the insurgents enjoy across the border in Pakistan, and by the chronic weakness of that country's own feuding and shambolic government.
Most wildcats will be sanctioned in some way by the lower level of a union, be it the workplace representative or even the local paid officer, because these union officers understand the importance of such collective mobilization for aiding the strength and cohesion of the workplace union and, in turn, the importance of workplace unionism as a foundation of national unionism.
Understanding these differences will aid the strength coach or rehabilitation specialist in determining which deadlift style an athlete or patient should employ.
Last season's experience at Lille, distracted by thoughts of Liverpool, may have aided his mental strength but there are physical reasons for his recent improvement in Klopp's team.
However, as the rebels apparently gain strength, aided by an influx of new weaponry funded by Saudi Arabia and Qatar in coordination with the United States, the strain on the already stretched army seems likely to grow.
Since 1964, when the first Surgeon general's report on smoking and health was issued, the anti-tobacco lobby has slowly but steadily gained strength, aided by, among other things, the exploitation of fears about secondhand smoke.
The greenback's strength was aided by Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal Reserve, who said that American interest rates are likely to go up at some point; there were few signs of Asian stabilisation, he added.
Party strength was aided by the fact that each voting booth included a party lever that allowed voters to cast ballots, with the flick of one switch, for all the candidates of one of the two major parties, guaranteeing a strong vote.
