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• "Oh God, come feelingly near!" God drew feelingly near to Moses in the bush and on the mount. He came feelingly near to the church at Pentecost and He came feelingly near to that Corinthian church when the unbelievers went away awe-struck to report that "God is really in their midst!".

• â � And I ask myself: Why? Is it because we don't care? Because we are greedy? Because we have lost our capacity for outrage, our ability to sustain indignation at injustice? What has happened to out moral imagination? On the heath Lear asks Gloucester: â œHow do you see the world?â � And Gloucester, who is blind, answers: â œI see it feelingly. â � I see it feelingly. ...

• The blind man in John 9 — "Dost thou believe on the Son of God?" "Who is he, Lord?" Do we believe on the Son of God? Yes, of course we do, but how far has the truth of the Son of God affected us feelingly? What new experience with God has the truth of the Son of God brought about? The most important thing that can happen to any of us in these days is to have an increased experience with the blessed God. ...
• Sarah had died, and Christ, I speak feelingly, has been bereaved of His earthly people. ... Not only that He has been rejected but He is despised and rejected; and it is in such a scene as this, that He would engage our affections feelingly with Himself. ...
• Feelingly, lovingly, preciously, the charm of Jesus touches our affections as we take account of His coming to meet us. ...

• Consequently, such materially puffed up persons are incapable of uttering the holy name of the Lord by addressing Him feelingly, "O Govinda, O Kṛṣṇa. ... A helpless man can feelingly utter the holy name of the Lord, whereas a man who utters the same holy name in great material satisfaction cannot be so sincere. ...
• Kuntīdevī says that those who are intoxicated in this way cannot feelingly address the Lord. They cannot feelingly say, jaya rādhā-mādhava: "All glories to Rādhā and Kṛṣṇa!" They have lost their spiritual feeling. They cannot feelingly address the Lord, because they do not have knowledge. ...

• As age continues to erode Lear’s sense of himself and hold on his world, he stands with the blind Gloucester, out on a heath, and ask, "How do you see the world?” Gloucester responds, "I see it feelingly. ...
• To see the world feelingly may be the best we can bring to our world at this moment. ...
• As I was saying, maybe the best we can offer our broken world right now is to see it feelingly. ...

• The longing for a child, and the intensity of maternal love, are described very feelingly in novels such as Christian’s Mistake (1865) and Hannah (1871). ...
• Like Ben Mulock, he is perceived to inherit his scapegrace tendencies from his father, and the despairing helplessness of his aunts as they witness his inevitable decline is feelingly portrayed. ...

• Why do so many people feelingly experience re-incarnation as a spiritual reality? Ben.
• You wrote: Why do so many people feelingly experience re-incarnation as a spiritual reality? Buddhists and Hindus experience reincarnation as a spiritual reality because it is an integral part to their view of the life and death cycle and most believers in any one particular religion tend to accept all the doctrines of that religion. ...

• This is often a feelingly lonely route and reaching out to others spiritually I find of great benefit. ...
• This is often a : feelingly lonely route and reaching : out to others spiritually I find of : great benefit. ...

• Feelingly write down what was attractive. ...
• That sense is nature feelingly urging you, "asking you," to reconnect with the atmosphere and the natural world (Cohen, 1995). ...
• Through natural attraction senses, sensitivities, and sensations, nature feelingly speaks. ...
• Nature itself intelligently, feelingly, contacted and guided you in a good way, without using words. ...
• As with your desire to breathe, in conjunction with natural areas, each of our other natural attractions also feelingly, responsibly communicates with you and guide your relationship with the environment (Bower, 1999).

• 'I see it feelingly'Pollard again, offering up Bill Moyers' frank and troubling speech on the state of things. ...
• 'I see it feelingly'.

• To ‘See Feelingly’: Reading Shakespeare’s The Rape of Lucrece  .
• Who determines what rape is or means? And based on what criteria? Is rape a crime against property as its Latin roots suggest, a crime against women, or a crime against those ‘feminized’ as less powerful? Indeed, who decides what it means to be a man or woman? And how do these notions figure in what we conceive of as human freedom and the meaning it depends on? How, ultimately, can we reconcile our often idealistic answers to these questions with the far more complex history of human relationships?  Can we begin to make judgments about the relationship between self and other that don’t recreate the violent oppositions we seek to prevent? Can we, that is, combine mind and heart to ‘see it feelingly,’ as Shakespeare’s Gloucester puts it, in order to imagine a world in which rape is unthinkable?    .

• Adverb: feelingly  feelinglee.
• "she spoke feelingly of her early childhood".

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