Narnia...where horses talk, where treachery is brewing, where destiny awaits.On a desperate journey, two runaways meet and join forces. Though they are only looking to escape their harsh and narrow lives, they soon find themselves at the center of a terrible battle. It is a battle that will decide...
Alema Rar's turn to the dark side of the Force and insanity took place in a galaxy afflicted by three major galactic conflicts and in an era in which death and suffering were commonplace.[8][22][26] The Twi'lek was no stranger to hardship and struggle; nevertheless, Rar's personal experience of the wars affected her in a profound and lasting manner.[1][8][17] Rar's troubled and bitter childhood, although somewhat ameliorated by a love for dance,[10] left Rar with a precarious attachment to her sister and Jedi mentor.[1][12] The galactic struggles in which Rar involved herself placed added pressure upon the Twi'lek and gradually her qualities of courage and bravery gave way to vengefulness, anger and emotional instability.[1][12]
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Another notable example of this within the King Of Fighters series, is her intro with Andy in KOF '97, proposing to Andy outright in a wedding dress, or scaring Andy with a mock child doll in KOF '99 and 2001. Despite this, Andy mutually acknowledges her love but prefers to keep quiet about it, mostly due to his own stoicism and focus on training.
After moving to California in 2003, Tobias decided that his destiny was to become an actor, and he pursued this career for several years without any success. Highlights of his "career" include: being turned down for the role of 'Dr. House'; landing the part of "Frightened Inmate #2" in a prison film, only to get fired for not being able to do the shower scene due to his condition (see below); and attempting to join the Blue Man Group as a standby understudy and, as a consequence, spending part of the second season covered in blue make-up.
Now this demolishing of shrrines and Temples came to passe, by the same Author the most godly standard bearer of Chap. 6. Christ Theodosius: For Constantin: the great onely shut up the Temples of the gods, he did not abolish them, Except at Cons [...]antinoble, and neighbouring places. Iulianus opened them again. This man at length commanded them to be utterly defaced. Th [...] history is obvious to any, neither is it needfull that I here rehearse, what is recorded of that matte [...] in Ecclesiasticall writers. Yet happily [...]t will not be unpleasing to heare Zosimus a pagan historian complaining or chaffing, at this so cruell destiny of his gods. The holy places, faith he, of the gods, they [...]attered downe throughout all cities and countries; and so much they were all endangered who thought them to be gods or at all looked up to heaven, and did a dore those things which are beheld therein. Surely, after what manner the Lord, when he was about to leade old Israel out of the Aegyytian bondage, is said to have executed judgement upon the gods of the Aegyptians; (Exodus 12. 12. Num. 33. 4.) after the same manner here, being about to deliver his Christ an people from the R [...]mane tyrannie, he executed judgement upon the gods of the Romanes.
And there was, saith he, warre in heaven, &c. To wit, while the woman was in travell; not after she was delivered, as many take it. For it is certaine out of the 14. Vers. that this warre was waged before the flight of the woman into the wildernesse. But the woman fled not into the wildernesse, before she was delivered, and her sonne caught up to the throne of Majestie. Vers. 5, 6. Michael and his Angels fought with the Dragon not alone, but taking with them the Martyrs and Confessours of Christ their King, for whose cause they fought. Concerning whom therefore a little after it shall be sung in the triumphant song, that they overcame him by the blood of the Lambe, and by the word of their testimony, and they loved not their lives unto the death: which cannot be spoken of bare and sole Angels. And the Dragon fought and his Angels, that is, the Devils taking with them likewise the Romane tyrants, and their ministers which worship them. But thou wilt demand who is this Michael? Not, I suppose, Christ himself, but as in Daniel, unlesse I be deceived, is manifest, one, yea even the chiefest, of the chiefe Princes, or seven Archangels, Chap. 10. 13. to wit, that great Angel, who in the same is said, to stand for the children of God. Chap. 12. 1. and whom Christ that great chiefe Generall, and consequently, King of Angels and men, hath so opposed against Sathan and his black guard raging against his Saints. For the Angels are sent forth, for the safetie of them who are heires of salvation, Hebr. 1. 14. and they protect and defend them, according to their hidden and invisible manner of working, against evill spirits, which worke in men, that are enemies of God and his Christ; although they appeare not in a visible shape. So that in this warre (we have in hand) of the Primitive Church of Christ against the Romane worshippers of the Dragon, the Angels under Michael their Captaine acted their parts; as well by strengthening the holy Martyrs and Confessours of Christ against the threats of tyrants, and violence of torments, and mittigating their pains in agonies, and sometime taking away plainly the feeling of any paine; as also by breaking and weakening the force of the adverse spirits, sometime on a sudden casting lets and impediments in the way of the persecutors who were [Page 41] led by their instinct, frustrating their purposes, sometimes by casting Chap. 12. terrours and other distractions into the minde, so that thereupon desisting from their project, they have granted, even against their will unto the Church truce and space of breathing: untill at length, after three hundred yeers warre, when as it seemed to Christ to have now enough exercised his, and was pleased to bestow a full victory upon his Angels; the childe of the woman, Christians prevailing, being placed in the Emperiall throne, the kingdome of the Devill being conquered suffered a wonderfull great fall. For this is that which he saith: The Dragon prevailed not, neither was his place found any more in heaven, that is, being conquered and put to flight with all his forces he was deprived of heaven. (In the saying, prevailed not, there is an Hebraisme of which afterward).
Which words, as they are most cleere, and spoken without any obscurity of allegory; so are they the key for interpreting the whole vision. For hence it may plainly be perceived, as well what that lifting up of the childe of the woman to the throne of God may be, to wit, an introduction of salvation, strength, and the kingdom of God, and the power of his Christ into the Romane throne; as also by the vanquishing of what enemy he came to the kingdom, to wit, by the throwing down [...], or of that Accuser who day and night accuseth the brethren, and traduceth them before God; to conclude what manner of forces Michael and his Angels used with him in that battell against the Dragon and his guard, to wit, the holy Martyrs and Confessours, who overcame him by the blood of the Lambe, and by the word of their testimoni [...], because they loved not their lives unto the death, that is, they freely yeelded their lives unto the death. And surely it is altogether unpossible, that the lifting up of the childe of the woman, the [Page 43] throwing down of the Dragon, and the introduction of the kingdom Chap. 12. of God and Christ should not levell at one and the same event of things; since the flight of the woman into the wildernesse, beginneth from them all as it were from one certaine terme of things, Vers. 6. and 14. 2ff7e9595c
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