That Peter should have had so little faith as to deny his divine leader three times in a few hours is only reconcilable with the notion that he had remained unconvinced by his personal intercourse with the incarnate Deity.
Examine the picture drawn by God incarnate of his own special domain.
I will now leave this to the consideration of the reader, and take the next passage, which runs thus: "And was incarnate by the Holy Ghost of the Virgin Mary, and was made man.
The incarnate Chrishna must give way to theincarnate Christ.
The great difference between O Mbuiri and the lesser spirits is this: --the lesser spirits cannot incarnate themselves except through extraneous things; O Mbuiri can, he can become visible without anything beyond his own will to do so.
I have seen mild, gentle men and women turned by it, in a moment, to incarnate fiends, ready to rend and destroy those who a second before were nearest and dearest to them.
Sometimes even the sun god becomes incarnate in a nomarch and begins a new dynasty.
Now the boat from the top of the arch began to go toward the west, and the chorus below sang again: "The god incarnate in all things, the spirit of Shu in all gods.
Still on Troy's folk the Argives wreaked their wrath, And battle's issues Strife Incarnate held.
But the sons of men fought on, And slew; and Strife incarnate gloating watched.
Around them hovered the relentless Fates; Beside them Battle incarnate onward pressed Yelling, and from their limbs streamed blood and sweat.
Strife incarnate spurred them on, And their own prowess.
Hard-strained was then the fight: incarnate Strife Stalked through the midst, with Slaughter ghastly-faced.
Reckless of wounds, in that grim toil pressed on Those aweless heroes: Strife incarnate watched And gloated o'er them.
But while the evidence for the things already recounted here was pouring in, there came evidence too strong to be thrown aside without examination, of things harder to attribute to any incarnate power.
It has been natural to follow the career of Hodgson both incarnate and alleged post-carnate, without interrupting for the post-carnate career of Myers who had died in 1901, four years before Hodgson.
The fact that the doors of recollection are shut and locked between each incarnate existence makes no difference to the East.
If we fall back upon suggestion there are always two general sources of suggestion--the incarnate and the discarnate, and among the incarnate themselves there are manifold sources of suggestion.
The sitter may be unconsciously supplying the material which the medium is receiving, recasting and giving back again, or the medium may be reporting what is received from other incarnate sources than the sitter.
He sees in European society incarnate history, and any attempt to disengage it from its historical elements must, he believes, be simply destructive of social vitality.
This conception of European society as incarnate history is the fundamental idea of Riehl’s books.
VIII Illumine us, we sing, O Christ the Lord, Glory to Thee, O Thou Incarnate Word!
II Behold the Virgin Mother holds The Child in warm embrace,-- The One-begotten Son of God, Incarnate Word of grace.
He is all kinds of a villain sober, but he is a fiend incarnate with the liquor in him.
Soon after that foretaste of slavery at Woolwich, the ship sailed, freighted with incarnate crime; her captain was a ruffian; (could he help it with such cargoes?
Man himself must become incarnate in a man before his cause can triumph.
Is it possible, then, to bring down this command and incarnate it in our daily life?
We need fresh leaders and men who incarnate new forces.
There are twenty men who have faith in Christ for one man who has hope that His Spirit will ever incarnate itself in the life of the world.
He was incarnate by the Holy Ghost of the Virgin Mary, and was made man.
In faith I walk now with thee, Lord, As when Incarnate here The wondering Jews looked on thy face, And to thy words gave ear.
Between God as final cause, and his creatures, the mediator is the Incarnate Word, or the man Christ Jesus, the only mediator between God and men.
When he has done this the cause becomes incarnate in the man; and he speaks as one inspired.
But they seem so real, they ring so true, that the conviction grows almost to a certainty that here was one who drew men to him by the incarnate sweetness and nobility of his nature.
He was incarnate for me in the womb of the Blessed Virgin, but He is incarnate for me in a more special and personal way each time that I receive Him in Holy Communion.
Come, my little King, incarnate for me, come and save me, if I were not a sinner I should not need a Saviour.
No sooner had He become incarnate than He inspired His Mother to take a difficult journey into the "hill country" to visit her cousin Elizabeth.
My God, I cannot adore Thee as I should, though I desire to do so with my whole heart, but JESUS is thereincarnate for me, He is adoring Thee perfectly for me, accept His adoration and mine with it.
One of the first acts of God Incarnate was to deliver that soul from prison and let it see what great things He had in store for it.
She is the Janua coeli, the Turris Davidica, the Sacrarium Spiritus Sancti; the Tabernacle where He was incarnatefor me.
Oh, look upon my Brother incarnate for me, accept all His perfections; let me offer my little struggles and desires and efforts with all that He is doing, for is it not all for me?
He will be born again in my heart and make me understand once more that He is incarnate for me.
He has become incarnate for me; it behoves me then to keep as close to Him as possible, to love Him with all my heart and to copy Him as far as I can.
How many souls without knowing (as St. John the Baptist did) the cause, were brought nearer to Heaven by the presence of the Incarnate God in the world!
The first act of the Word Incarnate was to offer Himself to His Father: Here I am; I have come to do Thy Will and I have come to do it not for Myself but for all creation; I offer Myself to do what it cannot do and to satisfy Thy claims.
The life in voice she drinks like wine; The Word an echo found; Her ear the world, where Thought divine Incarnate was in sound.
Incarnate man, fast bound as earth and sea, Spake, when his pride would fain set Faustus free.
All the names wherein the incarnate Lord lived his day and died Fade from suns to stars, from stars into darkness undescried.
Incarnate England in his warrior hand Smote, and as fire devours the blackening brand Made ashes of their strengths who wrought her wrong, And turned the strongholds of her foes to sand.
And this change, whatever the outward shape in which it may incarnate itself, in the fulness of time, will come of changed ideas, opinions, and feelings in the general mind and heart.
Instinct works by formulas, which, as it were, make up the animal, so that the ant and the bee are atoms of incarnate constructiveness and acquisitiveness, and nothing else.
I do not fear many men, but Pharos the Egyptian is to me anincarnate terror.
Terror incarnate stared from his eyes and rendered him unconscious of our scorn.
The deed is the most black and damning that I have ever known; and if I had before been an infidel I should be converted by the knowledge that such an incarnate scoundrel must roast in torment!
