Bethlehem, 100:which descends," but also, according to some commentators, that which "divides," as a river dividesExternalisation, 592:and the lengthy disputations of theological commentators since He lived and left us - or apparentlyExternalisation, 663:than I do shall you do" - a statement which no commentators have ever understood or adequatelyHealing, 666:in a theological sense - as stated by the church commentators - but practically and obviously. ItPatanjali, 44:his Father in Heaven, the point of pure spirit. Commentators upon this sutra point out that thosePatanjali, 66:Book III Sutra 11. Obstacle V - Laziness All the commentators agree as to this translation,Patanjali, 126:is a large and generic expression and Hindu commentators point out that it involves even thePatanjali, 127:proceeds to deal with them specifically. By some commentators the word is translated distractions,Patanjali, 252:There are several terms used here by various commentators and translators and it might be ofPatanjali, 289:will give the strength of the elephant. Many commentators infer from these words, that meditationPatanjali, 292:"central organ" associated with this light. Some commentators refer this to the heart, others toPatanjali, 298:of the fivefold division which some of the commentators hold. These seven worlds correspond to thePatanjali, 348:constitute bodily perfection. Though many commentators give to this sutra a purely physicalPatanjali, 361:the commencement of a new cycle of endeavor. Commentators upon this sutra point out that there areProblems, 128:These are not the points about which the mass of commentators have written. They have discussed adReappearance, 24:words. The fact that the majority of accepted commentators lived many hundreds of years ago seemsReappearance, 29:to the Crucifixion episode, as the orthodox commentators emphasize. The final words of the ChristReappearance, 37:and in the lengthy disputation of theological commentators since Christ lived and left us - orReappearance, 64:of words written by a multitude of men (commentators and preachers). The church has pointed us toReappearance, 70:to express His achievement in other words. Commentators have sought to explain away and gloss overReappearance, 92:of world literature, speakers, writers, radio commentators, newspaper men and social workers. TheseReappearance, 112:the true sin against the Holy Ghost, about which commentators have so long debated, overlooking (in |