At the heart of Christian hope is the conviction that in some unfathomable way God in Christ has entered into the heart of human experience to bear our burdens, know our troubles and endure our griefs with us.
"With utmost delight, I announce that Sharbat Gula is now free from the legal troubles she endured over the past couple of weeks," Zakhilwal wrote on his Facebook page.
Back in the real world, trouble endures and the most ominous problem is international trade.
Trouble Endures State officials have said they took a number of steps to clean up O. D. Heck after Jonathan's death.
The questions and troubles of 1963 endure in different forms.
The journeys on which its characters set out, the motives that urge them forward, the troubles that they endure and their encounters along the way, have neither dramatic necessity nor insightful observations about their times and milieu — rather, they're exactly and solely the events that lead us to the film's particular resolution.
In ways that are often small -- piano lessons, for example -- it helps children who endure trouble because of their parents' political activities.
We live vicariously through the anguish, turmoil and trouble the characters endure in a quest to reorder chaos -- the disequilibrium -- propelling the story.
They have forced troubled homeowners to endure interminable stints on hold, waiting to be handed the latest conflicting instruction from another bank representative.
Ask yourself, is the potential relationship with this person worth all the trouble you will endure, and what are the chances the relationship would survive all of the chaos that will ensue?
Smaller, cooperative communities will be best placed to adapt themselves to endure the troubles.
