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What does Olives brow mean in the song tis midnight and on olives brow?
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Jesus prayed on the Mount of Olives before He was crucified. "On olive's brow" means on the Mount of Olives.
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What does the star is dimmed that lately shone mean in the song tis midnight and on olives brow?
Though I am not a college trained theology expert, I think I understand a possible meaning. Jesus is the star. Prior to this time, he had times of great popularity with many people (the star that lately shone, for example at the "triumphal entry"). Now he is near to the time of being crucified and is praying "if it is possible, let this cup pass". Even his disciples aren't staying awake and praying with him. He feels dimmed.
Is midnight train a song?
no but i think you mean "Dont stop believing" by Journey
Who sings the song Silent Night?
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What is the meaning of hoy -falloy in song 'Long about Midnight?
Apparently, it is a corruption of the greek phrase "hoi polloi". However, where "hoi polloi" means "the many" referring to the common people, "hoy falloy" is taken to mean the opposite; the upper class. In this case it is similar to the phrase "hoity toity".
What does The Immigrant Song by Led Zeppelin mean?
The song is about Viking raiders. 'We come from the land of the ice and snow, from the midnight sun...' "Hammer of the Gods will drive our ships to new lands..." "Valhalla, we are coming..." "On we sweep with threshing oar, our only goal will be the western shore..." (Likely the western shore of Britain) Et cetera.
What does olives mean in the french language?
Olives
What does Olive brow mean in the song tis midnight and on Olives brow?
The song is about Jesus' last night before being captures and crucified. He spent this night in the garden of Garden of Gethsemane which lies at the foot of the Mount of Olives, a mountain ridge to the east of Jerusalem, named for the olive groves on its slopes.thus the song:'Tis midnight; and on Olive's browThe star is dimmed that lately shone:'Tis midnight; in the garden nowThe suffering Saviour prays alone.Translated means:It is midnight and on the brow of the hill which forms the mount of OlivesThe savior who was recently welcomed into Jerusalem as a star is now alone and unwelcomeIt is midnight and in the garden of GethsemaneJesus prays alone (all his friends have fallen asleep even though he asked them to stay awake with him).I hope this helps :-)
What does les olives du midi mean?
"le midi" is an alternative name for the south of France. 'les olives du midi' means 'olives from Southern France'
What does aceituna mean in English?
It means "The olives".
What does Qué son aceitunas mean in English?
¿Qué son aceitunas? - What are olives?
What does garden of olives mean?
It means that it's a garden, and that it has olive trees growing in it.
Do black olives promote cancer?
I've never heard or read anything about black olives promoting cancer. This doesn't mean that there is no research to the contrary. However, black olives have been used for milenia either as cured olives for direct consumption, or to make olive oil which is beneficial to your health in many ways. They have a high concentration of Omega-3 fatty acids which are good for your cardiovascular system.
Do black olives go in Chili?
Do you mean " grow in the nation of Chile ? " or go into a chili recipe ? Personally, I've eaten many varieties of chili all over the world and have never seen black olives in a bowl of chili.
Who is Saint Mellania?
Do you mean Melania? There are two Saint Melania's. Both are key figures in the history of the convent on the Mount of Olives.
How are olives prosest?
If you mean "How are olive processed" then:Olive ProductionAs a rough guide, around 75% of total production is green olives and 25% is black or coloured. Olive trees need space, sunshine and room to grow. The best olives come from low-growing trees which enables the fruit to mature properly. In traditional groves there are fewer trees per acre and they are fertilised with horse manure, watered sparingly and harvested by hand.High volume producers cram in many more trees per acre, use chemical fertilizers for high yield and harvest the olives by machine. As we are primarily concerned with using our olives for tapas, we will naturally want the best quality olives and oils.Olive HarvestingThe harvesting occurs in September and October after the sun has done its job and ripened them to perfection. By then the olives will be full size but the colour will not yet have changed. In keeping with a long tradition, the branches of the olive tree are beaten with long sticks and the ripe fruit falls into nets that have been spread out around the base of the trees. Only the fully-ripe, undamaged olives being used for the best oils. Machines are never used for top-quality olive oil because they bruise the fruit and damage the precious trees.It is a common mis-conception that olives, once ripened and picked, are edible. They are not! Believe me, I've tried it with my own olives and it's not a pleasant experience. They are very tough and extremely bitter.Olive ProcessingBefore you can eat them you must first cure your olives. The curing process for green olives consists of hydrolysis, leaching and fermentation. This process for green olives includes soaking the olives in an alkaline solution first to remove the bitter tannins. They are then leached for about a month, or until ready, in fresh water which is changed on an almost daily basis to remove any impurities.The olives are then placed in huge underground vats, covered with a strong salt brine and left to ferment for 60-90 days. Fermentation converts the natural sugars, and some added sugar, to lactic acid.Once the pH drops to 3.7 and the lactic acid is over 5%, the olives are ready to be prepared and packaged. To retain their yellow-green hue the olives are kept in a salt brine and are never exposed to oxygen.At this point they go their separate ways to be canned, bottled, stuffed and sliced prior to being delivered to specialist suppliers, your local deli and supermarkets across the world.All this work just so that you and I can enjoy their rich heritage and unique taste.
What does the Elizabethan cooking term stoned mean?
Stoned means the pit in the center has been removed, such as in olives, peaches, cherries, etc.
What does the star is dimmed that lately shone mean in the song tis midnight and on olives brow?
Though I am not a college trained theology expert, I think I understand a possible meaning. Jesus is the star. Prior to this time, he had times of great popularity with many people (the star that lately shone, for example at the "triumphal entry"). Now he is near to the time of being crucified and is praying "if it is possible, let this cup pass". Even his disciples aren't staying awake and praying with him. He feels dimmed.
