Ergebnis für "The Temple" in Kunst

George Herbert was a country minister and a protégé of the great metaphysical poet John Donne. In From The Temple, Herbert combines these two aspects of his training in one of the greatest cycles of religious poetry ever written. The soloist reads us a selection from this work. (Summary by Caeristhiona)

George Herbert (April 3, 1593 – March 1, 1633) was a Welsh poet, orator and a priest. Throughout his life he wrote religious poems characterized by a precision of language, a metrical versatility, and an ingenious use of imagery or conceits that was favored by the metaphysical school of poets. He is best remembered as a writer of poems and hymns such as "Come, My Way, My Truth, My Life" and "The King of Love My Shepherd Is." (Summary from Wikipedia)

In all history, there is no drama of more terrible interest than that which terminated with the total destruction of Jerusalem. Had the whole Jewish nation joined in the desperate resistance made, by a section of it, to the overwhelming strength of Rome, the world would have had no record of truer patriotism than that displayed, by this small people, in their resistance to the forces of the mistress of the world. Unhappily, the reverse of this was the case. Except in the defense of Jotapata and Gamala, it can scarcely be said that the Jewish people, as a body, offered any serious resistance to...

It has been my wish in this book, to take the reader back eighteen centuries; to show him Jerusalem as it was, when our Lord passed through its streets, and the Sanctuary, when He taught in its porches and courts; to portray, not only the appearance and structure of the Temple, but to describe its ordinances and worshippers, the ministry of its priesthood, and the ritual of its services. In so doing, I have hoped, not only to illustrate a subject, in itself most interesting to the Bible-student, but also, and chiefly, to sketch, in one important aspect, the religious life of the period in ...

Dive into the poignant cautionary tale of Charlotte Temple, where the young heroines journey takes a tragic turn after she is swept off her feet by the charming soldier, Montraville. Under the influence of her lover and a rebellious teacher at her boarding school, Charlotte makes the fateful decision to flee to America. However, her dreams unravel as Montraville abandons her when his interest wanes, leaving her alone and pregnant in a foreign land. First published in England in 1791, this gripping story captivated audiences and became Americas bestselling novel, only to be surpassed later by ...

George Herbert was an English poet, orator and cleric who was Public Orator at the University of Cambridge before becoming a rural Parish Minister. The Church Militant is the third part of George Herbert's large collection of religious poetry The Temple, the first two parts of which (The Church Porch and The Church) are available on Librivox: https://librivox.org/the-templ... (Summary by Alan Mapstone)

A classic English murder mystery story, set in the legal center of London draws the reluctant attention of a journalist as he makes his way home after a long night on the job. But his newshound instincts kick in. Who is the elderly man? What was he doing at the law chambers in the middle of the night? Why had someone seen fit to strike him on the back of the head? As this convoluted tale weaves its way from London to Cornwall to Yorkshire and back to London, it will keep you guessing until the end.

Stonehenge in Wiltshire, England never fails to amaze and fascinate; and has been the subject of speculation, research and investigation for centuries. This is an early look at this enigmatic location. As the author says in the preface: "A few years ago I spent some time every summer in viewing, measuring, and considering the works of the ancient Druids in our Island; I mean those remarkable circles of Stones which we find all over the kingdom, many of which I have seen, but of many more I have had accounts. Their greatness and number astonish’d me, nor need I be afraid to say, their beauty ...

Forget Hollywood stereotypes. Discover the true world of Kyoto’s Geisha and Maiko. These women are living national treasures and elite professional entertainers. We explore the secretive hanamachi districts, the 'referral-only' rules, and the rigorous training behind ancient Japanese arts. Journey into the heart of Kyoto’s most exclusive and misunderstood cultural traditions.

Dive into an intricate English murder mystery set within the heart of Londons legal district. A weary journalist, returning home after a demanding night at work, stumbles upon the puzzling scene of a crime. An elderly man lays dead in the law chambers, struck from behind. As his investigative instincts take over, our protagonist is drawn into a labyrinth of secrets and lies stretching from London to Cornwall to Yorkshire. Will the truth remain buried or will justice prevail? Stay tuned to unravel the twisted tale that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the last moment.

Welcome to The Temple Tea, a podcast spilling all the tea on downtown Sanford's gem, Temple Theatre. If you'd like to connect with us, visit www.templeshows.org to see what's coming to the Mainstage next. Make sure to join our email list to get our newsletter. Follow us on SOCIAL MEDIA! Instagram: @templetheatrenc Facebook: Temple Theatre Company Youtube: Temple Theatre Company Want to support us? Head to https://templeshows.org/donation to donate. Join the Producer's Circle and become a sustaining giver and help us provide professional, quality arts education!

Interviews, light-hearted chatter and words of inspiration from the Maltese Islands including candid conversations with well-known personalities, entrepreneurs and business leaders. Hosted and produced by the TEMPLE Magazine Team.

Fueled by their love for all things geeky, the Temple of Geek Podcast has been entertaining listeners since 2012. A rotating cast of Temple of Geek fanatics keeps listeners up-to-date on geek and pop culture news. Follow for celebrity interviews, deep dives, and much more!

Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have sacred spaces called temples. Allow us to take you around the world to explore the culture, symbolism, architecture, and interior design that go into making these places special to the people visit them. Along the way, we'll share stories from people with special connections to these places.

Live discussions with authors new and well-known, from the heart of Brooklyn, NY. Join us for interesting conversations across the literary and non-fiction spectrum! Hosted by B'ShERT (www.bshert.org) the friendly synagogue of Ditmas Park.

Casual Temple is a podcast where we explore our connection to the unseen world of spirit and how that empowers us to discover our true selves. Hosted by Merrily Duffy. New episodes every Wednesday at 12 A.M. PST.

Welcome to The Night Temple Podcast where film composers and Night Tongue members, Carisa Bianca Mellado and Andrew Dalziell, talk to a variety of artists about the themes and inspiration that underlie their work. This is an exploration of memory, what sparks creativity in artists and the themes that play out in an artist's work.

The Mortal Temples is an audio drama set in a medeival universe surrounding the Royal Kingdom of Marlowe. Ruled by the tyrant King Ferdinand, Marlowe is a hive for would be rulers making their political movements to seize the throne. Each episode is based on a work by William Shakespeare. Created by Alexander Mackintosh with contributions by Katie Brooke. Written by Alexandra Sebire

In a world that needs inspiration, Say It from the Heart offers deeply personal, uplifting, and soulful poetry. Poet Jim Wallor shares reflections on life’s struggles, triumphs, and spiritual growth. Each week, Jim reads a new poem with the story behind its creation. This person-to-person poetry is designed to inspire, encourage, and promote healing. Tune in for words that highlight resilience, beauty, and truth. Perfect for seekers of spiritual guidance and poetry for personal growth and reflection.

Join Fr. Joe Roesch, MIC, as he reads "The Mystical Temple of God" by St. Stanislaus of Jesus and Mary Papczyński (1631-1701), priest and founder of the Congregation of Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Saint Stanislaus left no doubt as to what purpose and to whom this work, which he had written and published in Krakow, Poland, in 1675, was to serve. The information provided on the title page makes it clear: “This work is beneficial for people of all walks of life, and it is useful especially for sermons at the consecration of a church.” It's clear St...