NUN, OF THEE ABOVE

A NOTE IN PASIANCE
Folk-etymology a dictionary of verbal corruptions or words perverted in form or meaning, by false derivation or mistaken analogy By Abram Smythe Palmer For in this patience I searched for this nun, by the word, and know what it was to grasp for conversation's interest; having it saved by a draft that errored in having not yet a title. At the end of this post I find it, and post it before any conclussion or summary. It was when having finally finding it that I received something more to the views and was no longer interested in the searched findings because, like comparitively to Job's story; something else had taken over in vision or focus to the word of God; this a greater focus than any concern of note of indications to being in parts of what stands correct for personal vindication or simple a vindication, like "hey, look at me or look at my own..", to whether it quallifies; in that, the focus is about something and then something else,.. "or something" - before restoration or leading into restoration, to once restored- ... again... this from a note saved for later I had noted from Dr. Bill Long's message : "You are right, Job," is what God seems to be saying. Job, who wanted to be right all along, now no longer needs to be right. That is the great irony of the Book of Job--that he who fought for vindication, and finally received it, was no longer interested in it because something else had taken over his life--the vision of God. http://www.drbilllong.com/JobStudyGuide/JobRight.html .

So ... Where is the "nun" I was looking for? Has that "nun" moved to another webpage? ...that could be a reason, this happens often online. This post shows what different combinations of systems and search engines provided that were close in some essenses to the finale result, which was the first one I had found; that was once lost, in the first draft that did not save for this post[not having a post title-when saved]






• Joan of Arc The English Mail-coach, and The Spanish Military Nun By Thomas De Quincey, Carol M. Newman
  







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• There have been those who have mentioned that "The Lord Of The Rings" was based on some real characters, if not all of the characters, from beings or peoples from some times here on Earth; never-the-less, written as a Christian journey. (see WikiPedia webpage for images)
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• This is Google's cache of http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/books/reviews/the-gatekeeper-by-terry-eagleton-751230.html. It is a snapshot of the page as it appeared on May 30, 2009 06:06:30 GMT. The current page could have changed in the meantime. Learn more
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• The Gatekeeper, by Terry Eagleton - Reviews, Books - The Independent
  Eagleton is both cruelly witty at the nuns' expense and touchingly generous in ... in particular – toward the end of the book instead of at the beginning. ...www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/books/reviews/the-gatekeeper-by-terry-eagleton-751230.html - Similar pages
  



• China Information
  Chinese Studies, University of Oxford, UK. Mary Keng Mun CHUNG, Chinese Women in Christian ... Catholic Nuns through Two Millenia [Cambridge, MA: Harvard University ... Do various. Book Reviews. 321 at Google Indexer on April 18, 2009 ...cin.sagepub.com/cgi/reprint/20/2/320.pdf - Similar pagesby B Leung - 2006



• Battle for God
  Also check into the new Google service Google Book Search. ... Karen Armstrong spent seven years as a Roman Catholic nun in the 1960s, but then left her teaching order in 1969 to study English Literature at the University of Oxford. ...www.1journey.net/stdavids/SD/BookStudy/13/13.htm
  



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  ... 55 Phonological reconstruction and the rôle of semantics in etymology The case of Greek ¥kv and * Ü ikv ‘to (have) come’ ... 207 From the etymology workshop ...
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FINALE




Well, I found it, but what inspired the search in the first place?




The search produced the result by adding "jesus" : http://anunslife.org/?s=JESUS




A note of patiense(scientific)for comments was in concern, and a blog search found A POST that inspired this post; that one post : http://anunslife.org/2009/02/16/nun-dropped-from-oxford-junior-dictionary/




The post where comments were searched for, that were awaiting moderation:
A Nun’s Life in Psychology Today magazine
by Sister Julie on May 6, 2009






Message's June 1st, 1830




THE SEARCH FOR THE "nun" I WAS LOOKING FOR WAS NOT IN THE ABOVE SEARCHES.




THE "Patience"(religious) was in the end, redefined as the perspective.




The word "Nun" was found later here in a quote citing Plato-cited by Schultetus : On the Prophecies and Testimony of John the Baptist, and the Parallel Prophecies of Jesus Christ Eight Sermons Preached Before the University of Oxford, in the Year 1782, at the Lecture Founded by the Rev. John Bampton ... By Robert Holmes






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On the Prophecies and Testimony of John the Baptist, and the Parallel Prophecies of Jesus Christ Eight Sermons Preached Before the University of Oxford, in the Year 1782, at the Lecture Founded by the Rev. John Bampton ... By Robert Holmes




For Now, I add Dr Bill Longs concluding statement to his Job study: It takes loss seriously. It holds out hope for some kind of restoration. It shows that clinging to legal categories, even when we know we are right, does not profit us at all. Yet it patiently lets Job speak all his words until they are ended. The last word, then, is that the Book of Job has that characteristic which it predicated of its namesake: integrity.