Sentence examples for that the disciple from inspiring English sources

The results of this experiment provide strong evidence that the Disciple approach is a viable solution to the knowledge acquisition bottleneck.

It is said that the disciple should be in the hands of the master "like a corpse in the hand of the washer".

It is said that the disciple should be in the hands of the master "like a corpse in the hand of the washer". The master teaches him constant jihad, or struggle (the real "Holy War"), against the lower soul, often represented as a black dog, which should, however, not be killed but merely tamed and used in the way of God.

There were so few bystanders present (who may have been part of arresting officials) that the disciple Peter was promptly identified by one of the maids, who asked him if he was a follower of Jesus (Peter's first denial of Jesus).

But even the company of saints would be preferable to that of the disciples of Ayn Rand.

The early Pentecostals were keen to connect their own experience of the Spirit with that of the disciples, so they interpreted Peter's quoting of Joel's prophecy in Acts 2: 16-21 as a further prophecy that God would pour out his Spirit again at a later time.

"I'm like that guy the disciple of Jesus, I just want to see".

And from that hour the disciple took her into his own home.

And from that hour the disciple took her to his own home".

Later that night, the disciples are crossing the sea of Galilee and making little progress against the strong wind when they suddenly see Jesus walking on the water.

William M. Gorvine argues that the disciple-biographer's literary portrait not only enacts and shapes religious ideals to foster faith among its readership, but also attempts to quell tensions that had developed among his original audience.