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testament

Originally, an instrument that provided for the disposition of personal property after death.Today,it is simply another word for a will,as in “last will and testament.”

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I suggest that reading Thomas Merton and Paramahansa Yogananda with a mind that is both prayerful and analytic should lead one to conclude that their understanding of the New Testamental teachings is intimately the same.
Going East with Merton: forty years later-and coming West with Parmahansa Yogananda today
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En ningun momento del juicio sucesorio testamental esta que las cartas forman parte del acervo hereditario de este senor.
Orozco y sus cartas de amor juvenil
25) El parrafo testamental (Buenos Aires, 1801) es ilustrativo, especialmente por sus negaciones: "Si muriese en mi actual empleo, no quiero que me embalsamen, aunque haya sido costumbre, y deseo que mi cuerpo no sea manoseado ni despedazado por otro que por la corrupcion y gusanos, segun la Divina Providencia lo tiene asi ordenado" (Lohmann 1974: 93; original no resaltado).
La politica borbonica del espacio urbano y el cementerio general (Lima, 1760-1820) (1)
They chose Carmel because of its connections with the Old Testamental prophet Elijah.
Andrew Jotischky. The Carmelites and Antiquity. Mendicants and Their Pasts in the Middle Ages

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