Sentence examples for part of christ from inspiring English sources
The baritone John Carol Case, who has died aged 89, was best known for his many performances of the part of Christ in Bach's St Matthew Passion.
Nephew of the great Romantic actor Ludwig Devrient, Eduard began his career as an opera singer and in March 1829 sang the part of Christ in the first revival of J.S. Bach's St. Matthew Passion.
The part of Christ will be taken by one of the friars of St. Christopher's Inn, the part of Hauptmann by Warren Ashe of the WMCA, aTrue Detective Mysteries Stock Company.
A range of 11 notes was divided into three parts: the lowest four notes were used for the part of Christ, the middle register for the Evangelist, and the top four notes for the turba ("crowd"), which comprised all the other characters.
He also had to screen performers for the revival of cultural events, a task that came to a head when Anton Lang, who had played the part of Christ in the Passion Play at Oberammergau before the war, and who had since joined the S.S., requested permission to take up the role once more.
It was a street scene found only in Jerusalem: a blood-smeared, bare-chested man playing the part of Christ, flanked by a pair of plastic-helmeted Roman soldiers and toting a heavy wooden cross, was blocked in his progress up the Via Dolorosa by a dozen heavily armed Israeli police officers.
It opens with Buxtehude's "Membra Jesu Nostri," a cantata that lovingly addresses different parts of Christ's body, from feet and knees to chest and heart.
Similar direct evidence of church control shows up a little in English (centuries ago, swearing by various parts of Christ's body was as bad as you could get; now "damn" and "hell" are still iffy).
In all these cases, "Christ" is used as if it were part of Jesus' name.
I am honored to become a part of you in Christ Jesus, our Lord.
Within that logical structure, Aquinas devotes long passages to scripture, to the Genesis account of creation (Part I, qq. 67 74), Hebrew scripture considered as the "Old Law" (Part II, first part, qq. 98 106) and the life of Christ (Part III, qq. 27 59).
