Abraham Joshua Heschel Quote: “The surest way of misunderstanding revelation is to take it literally, to imagine that God spoke to the prophet on a lon...”
Oh I see...cannot defeat until break literally means CANNOT defeat until break. We'll, at least it made me think waaaay outside the box and I'll take it as a learning experience 😅 :
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What is meant by 'take things literally'? - Quora
What is meant by 'take things literally'? - Quora
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What is meant by 'take things literally'? - Quora
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Take something literally - Benoît Freslon
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Figurative Language. What is figurative language? Whenever you describe something by comparing it to something else, you are using figurative language! - ppt download
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