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1. always appear, elements we cannot prefigure
1. The destruction of his bodily life prefigured the later destruction of the Temple, which occurred approximately forty years later
2. Jesus’ death by crucifixion also prefigured the death of the Israelite nation by dismemberment in AD 135
3. prefigured in these pregnant years
4. Thus, a blazing spear, a sword of flame, a bow, or a sheaf of arrows, seen in the midnight sky, prefigured Indian warfare
5. Seryozha recounted the events themselves well enough, but when he had to answer questions as to what certain events prefigured, he knew nothing, though he had already been punished over this lesson
6. That day at the start of May, though, she had a question about some contractors’ scaffolding that had appeared outside her window—about whether renovations prefigured a rise in rent—so when she heard the telltale static approaching the door, she disabled the police lock and stuck her head out
7. The method prefigured many of the formulas used by quantitatively oriented value investors today
8. The Brahmins maintain that in the almost endless sculptures of that immemorial pagoda, all the trades and pursuits, every conceivable avocation of man, were prefigured ages before any of them actually came into being
1. ”2 This difference was very important, as it prefigures a split that persists until today
1. She remembered the historical account of a woman who had saved her family from an earthquake prefiguring a tsunami – in the days before long-term detection – simply because a feeling that something terrible was about to happen
2. ‖ These individuals, disillusioned, in part, by the requirements of Faith, are counted among the shadows prefiguring the coming of the Anti-Christ forewarned in The Scriptures
3. So where does that leave us today? What can be said of who Jesus is to us in the here and now? In the previous chapter I discussed Jesus as a Parable (symbolizing or prefiguring a larger occurrence), and how that idea had worked regarding past history