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Sarah McDonald agrees that the younger engineer has survived a more demanding curriculum , one in which computer proficiency is an essential part : " I wonder , " she marvels , " how kids ever pass everything . While the audio engineers have for the most part created their own standards , digitizing video is still an emerging technology , and Dantzker and his colleagues feel at times like they are groping in the dark . Before we decide which he is referring to we need to examine “ is near ” or “ has drawn near ” which is in the perfect tense in Greek and describes an action which is viewed as having been completed in the past , once and for all , not needing to be repeated but has continuing results . Vice President for Student Services Doug Robinson notes that Dr. Kim “ has been responsible for innovative approaches to meeting the needs of students ‚ faculty and staff . [ 1038 ] The expression " hath given , " is used that thou mayest not suppose Him not to have been Begotten , and so think that there are two Fathers . However , the recent explosion of desktop communications ability now afforded the average engineer has changed this concept . The old site — like sustainability science itself — “ has outgrown its original construct , ” geographer Robert Kates , a 1991 U.S. Medal of Science winner and co-convenor of the initiative , said earlier this year . Not nearly as clear as “ has a ” or “ is a ” relations , or grouping as bags or sets , or labeling as about or description or topic . As then " hath given life " is " hath begotten Him who is Life , " so , " hath given judgment " is " hath begotten Him who shall be Judge . The king of Judah , the prophets declared , " hath done wickedly above all . " Upon whom , " he inquired , " hath not thy wickedness passed continually ?