The Sadducees (who spoke for a conservative, sacerdotal aristocracy) were still talking in terms of the old Yahwist doctrines, while the Pharisees (who reflected the views of a more liberal middle class) spoke of immortal souls, some doomed to eternal torment, others promised passage into another body).
It is because Marclay does know of the pain time inflicts that he wishers to make light of such agony, so to accustom his audience... no... so to facilitate his audience with a surer and more rounded passage into the eternal manifold that Time has habituated for them.
/ I am going into the darkness of the darkness for ever," intones Rosie Probert to Captain Cat. But the "silences and echoes of the passages of the eternal night", from whence these voices come, are also where we rest, sleep and dream, and where the dead can return to us - where death, as Thomas puts it elsewhere, can "have no dominion".
Riders forcing a passage through a wall of fans is an eternal Tour image but the crowds have become increasingly large and unruly.
Of course, the passage is biblical where the time frame is eternal — which was how long it seemed it would take the lowly Clippers to match the Lakers, local lords of all they surveyed.
It suggests a throbbing orange migraine (especially if you don't love sports), as well as an eternal light, centered, radiant and harking back to the New Testament passage of the work's title.
It includes the mesmerizing "John 3 16," whose title refers to the New Testament passage that Mr. Pfeiffer describes as "the Christian formula for eternal life".
Malebranche took the conclusion here to confirm the view in "an infinity of passages" in Augustine that "we see God" in knowing eternal truths.
The road of the cross is one of the eternal Tour metaphors, but delightfully the stage also boasted the Col de la Passage de la Douleur.
The passage from Simplicius shows that Anaximander does not think that the eternal indefinite stuff gives rise directly to the cosmos as we know it.
