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he draw them fully, wholly, and effectually to himself.” Many and varied are the means and instruments which he employs, but all tend towards the one great point, the conversion of the soul to himself. Another eminent person whose...

an analogy to vision. Clear ideas, like clear images, are crisp and fresh, not faded or diminished in the way that obscure ideas (or images) are. Distinction and confusion have to do with the individuation of ideas. Ideas are distinct...

create an average path of returns over the following year. I think this is a given, but I’ll say it anyway; You should not expect this year to look like the average of all other years. To me, the takeaway is that the psychology of new...

보자. An analogy is a comparison between two things and a convenient way for language to create new meanings. <2> * comparison [컴페뤼슨] 비교 between : ~ 사이에 (2개를 비교할 때 사용) to 부정사 : 형용사적 용법 - 명사수식 -> 비유는 비교...

Thượng), an incarnation of Maitreya in the 10th century. Paintings in North India and Tibet often draw him with his hand turning the dharma wheel, meaning that when he appears in the world, he will turn the wheel of dharma again to save...

He mentions it to draw attention to the sacred pagan meals referred to in 10:19–21 [NIC2]. He wants to convince the...that if a pagan feast is held in a temple, it was an act of idolatry to attend the feast. By analogy he shows that...

To draw an illustration from the injury inflicted by Voltaire and Paine, will not serve the author's purpose, until he can prove, that they stand in a relation, to those whom they have injured, similar to what Adam bears to the human...

비유 An analogy is a comparison between two things and a convenient way for language to create new meanings.<2> 비유는 새로운 의미들을 창조하는 언어를 위한 두 일들과 편리한 방법들 사이에 비교이다. comparison 비교 Animals are usually used...

s an example sentence for a kid at A2 level: "If a train leaves the station at 2:00 PM and arrives at its destination at 4:30 PM, how long did the train journey last?" Can this Verbal Reasoning help EFL learners? Yes, verbal reasoning...