Sentence examples for explicitly commanded from inspiring English sources
In fact, one of the things about ultra-observant Jews is that there is no gray area: unless you are explicitly commanded to do something, you are actually prohibited from doing it.
Had it been God's will for us to worship or pray to Christ, such would have been explicitly commanded somewhere in scripture.
So it would seem to be possible for there to be normative systems with gaps: systems where something is neither explicitly obligatory, impermissible, nor permissible because, say, it is neither explicitly commanded, prohibited or permitted by the relevant authority.
He said, "The Torah explicitly commands that, despite the horrible things the Egyptians did to the people of Israel, and I quote, 'You shall not reject an Egyptian, for you were a sojourner in his land.' " Some Israelis said their countrymen continued to sojourn in Arab land, not as captives but as occupiers, and so they had not yet found peace.
And the famous hadith of the Gharqad tree explicitly commanding Muslims to kill Jews?
Yet, it is still remarkable that ubiquitination can explicitly command one receptor to a substrate.
"The feature of the newly discovered figure that will undoubtedly command most attention is its explicitly, almost aggressively, sexual nature, focused on the sexual characteristics of the female form," said Dr Mellars.
Language guides behavior not only when used explicitly to issue commands or suggestions, but also by embodying value-laden distinctions, such as the distinction between right and wrong.
