Quotes About Rests

This is that whereon we believe the Scripture to be the word of God with faith divine and supernatural, if we believe it so at all: There is in itself that evidence of its divine original, from the characters of divine excellencies left upon it by its author, the Holy Ghost, as faith quietly rests in and is resolved into; and this evidence is manifest unto the meanest and most unlearned, no less than unto the wisest philosopher.

I consider that it is on instruction and education that the future security and direction of the destiny of every nation chiefly and fundamentally rests.

Pausing between clouds the moon rests in the eyes of its beholders

Irony, like sin, never rests.

Consider this, music is a collection of sounds and silences, if music was just a constant sound, it would be horrible and difficult to listen to, if music was just silence there would be nothing to listen to. In fact, rests could be easily compared to punctuation, if we ignored commas and full stops then reading and indeed speaking would become chaotic.

The mind is the master, at the same time it acts as the best slave that never rests or sleeps.

Ze schrijven dat jullie vader, een ongelovige, alle waarschuwingen in de wind heeft geslagen en de heilige resten van Toet heeft verstoord," ging Howard verder. "Om zijn macht te handhaven heeft de koning wraak genomen. En om iedereen op de hoogte te brengen van zijn ongenoegen, liet hij dus alle lichten in Cairo uitgaan op het moment dat jullie vader stierf.