The bucolic charm of the cow (in a landscape by Jacob van Ruisdael or Aelbert Cuyp, for example, in which the animal, amid all that gloriously soothing light, seems to embody the meaning of the pastoral scene in which it sits, eternally slumped, by giving it a kind of timeless rootedness).
Going back to the root meaning of the Hebrew word, what we're asked to undertake is in fact a conversion – a turning – towards the truth: towards the God who is eternally active and giving in ways beyond our concepts, towards the hidden depths of who we ourselves are – and thus towards the face of the earth, seeing it freshly in its unfathomable interrelatedness.
We know we'll never be as good as he was, but we eternally thank him for giving us something to aspire to.
"I'm eternally grateful, just give me more awards and I'll be quiet on set".
The ability to feel comfortable as "myself" in a number of different environments has been eternally useful, and given me a different sort of mobility.
The excellent Mr. Quinto (Mr. Spock in the remake of "Star Trek"), as the selfish but eternally guilty Louis, gives us the flip side of Mr. Heck's quiet intensity; he is a man who makes a display of his anguish.
The news is now known, by their audience and everyone else: "The couple everyone believed was golden and normal and eternally intact, who gave younger musicians hope they could outlast a crazy rock'n'roll world, was now just another cliche of middle-aged relationship failure – a male midlife crisis, another woman, a double life".
The couple everyone believed was golden and normal and eternally intact, who gave younger musicians hope they could outlast a crazy rock'n'roll world, was now just another cliche of relationship failure – a male midlife crisis, another woman, a double life.
Eternally grateful, Woods gives Apu his job back, and goes away to fight against extraterrestrial beings in his next 'movie'movie
As he told HuffPost, "I am eternally grateful to David and his family for giving me this precious gift".
