[lemma=to] ([word=reveal] | □)
[lemma=to] ([word=reveal] | □ □)
[lemma=to] ([word=reveal] | [□])
No one knows who the Son is except the Father , and no one knows who the Father is except the Son and those to whom the Son chooses to reveal him ” ( Luke 10:21 -22 ) . Beltran issued a decree reciting that ample cause had existed for exceeding the Tridentine rule , but these causes had ceased and , in view of the usefulness of the sacred text , the Spanish rule was modified to conform to that of Trent , to the decree of the Congregation of 1757 and to the brief of 1778 . Dr Lotto joins fellow scientists Mark Miodownik and Mark Lythgoe to reveal how and why we see what we do . According to a decree signed by Turkmen president Saparmurat Niyazov , a construction contract worth US $ 10 mln was awarded to Turkish Sehil Inshaat we Tijaret Ltd Shirketi . " But Mart ne 's reference to Ferrandus 's " Brevatio Canonum " ( P. L ., LXVII , 948 ) , and through Ferrandus to the decree of Nic n and the words of St. Isidore already quoted , shows that his meaning is that they are not mere witnesses to the fact that the consecration has taken place , but , by taking part in it , make themselves responsible for its taking place . [ Footnote 49 ] Policymakers and consumer advocates have raised concerns that federal law does not always require companies to reveal instances of the theft or loss of sensitive data . It will also collect and analyze gas and dust to reveal the comet 's makeup , greatly improving our knowledge of key characteristics of comet nuclei and providing an assessment of their diversity . The Diet of the Holy Roman Empire , assembled at Speyer in April , 1529 , resolved that , according to a decree promulgated at the Diet of Worms ( 1524 ) , communities in which the new religion was so far established that it could not without great trouble be altered should be free to maintain it , but until the meeting of the council they should introduce no further innovations in religion , and should not forbid the Mass , or hinder Catholics from assisting thereat . 725 assume this was a real person but offer only speculation about his character ; it is the great virtue of a book of this sort to reveal a second instance of the name , on a fourth-century grave stele .