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Do Repente (Lamira Artes Cênicas - TO)
Data: 21/04/2015
Local: Praça Abrantes - Camaçari (BA)
Créditos: Luca Castro / Labfoto
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Are you ready to stand before God if you died today?
The Bible declares that one day you will die and then stand face to face with God to be judged. Hebrews 9:27 reads, “And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment.” Nothing in your entire life could be more important than being ready for that day, because it will determine whether you will spend eternity in heaven or in hell.
This judgment will be based on a person’s righteousness, which means to be absolutely perfect and without sin. The Bible says in Acts 17:31, “He hath appointed a day, in the which he will judge the world in righteousness by that man whom he hath ordained…” The man spoken of in this verse is Jesus Christ. This means that your righteousness must match that of Jesus Christ. Can you make it through your entire life without committing one single sin? Jesus Christ did, and He is the one that you will be compared with at your judgment.
On the cross, Jesus took your sin upon Himself. He died a death that you deserve to die and paid the debt that you owe to God. He paid it in full. But you must place your faith and trust in Him if you want to take advantage of that great gift and be free from sin and the punishment of sin forever. Here is how you can do that today.
First, accept the fact that you are a sinner, and that you have broken God’s law. The Bible says in Romans 3:23: “For all have sinned and come short of the glory of God.”
Second, accept the fact that there is a penalty for sin. The Bible states in Romans 6:23: “For the wages of sin is death…”
Third, accept the fact that you are on the road to hell. Jesus Christ said in Matthew 10:28: “And fear not them which kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul: but rather fear him which is able to destroy both soul and body in hell.” Also, the Bible states in Revelation 21:8: “But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death.”
Now that is bad news, but here’s the good news. Jesus Christ said in John 3:16: “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.”
Jesus Christ: fully-God and fully-man, without sin, died on the cross a death that he did not deserve in your place. Three days later he rose from the dead defeating sin, death, and the devil forever.
Romans 10:9 & 13 says, “That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved… For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.”
God requires you to repent of your sin (a change of mind toward God, sin, and self) and put your faith in Jesus Christ alone.
Realize your good deeds will not save you.. that is what religion teaches; the outward appearance. God looks on the heart.
..for the Lord seeth not as man seeth; for man looketh on the outward appearance, but the Lord looketh on the heart.
1 Samuel 16:7
You cannot bribe a Holy God with good works or sacraments.
Jesus Christ is the only way to the Father. John 14:6
Ye must be born again. John 3:7
Jesus paid the price for your sins, will you accept or reject Him?
Y de repente en el almuerzo, en ese rato glorioso en el que te permites descansar y pensar distinto, justo antes que se active la otra mitad de tu agenda del día, decidí agarrar mi libreta y mi lápiz, amarillo, maravilloso, con la punta recién sacada, bajo un sol más pertinente para la playa que para una hamburguesería, pinté, así, sin detalles, con lo que me alcanzó la memoria y en versión libre de sus propias versiones libres.
Porque no todo puede ser discusión, hay gente que en sus guiones me hacen sentir cómoda y entonces la cosa se parece más un vagón de Metro -como diría mi abuela Julia Dolores- "de los de antes"; y así es que me gusta a mí, con gente así, gente que me gusta leer.
P.S: Lenin, está pintado en una Moleskine :D
Created for the "Repent, Harlequin!" said the Ticktockman concert, May 4, 2006. The story by Harlan Ellison was interpreted as a multimedia piece for percussion and dramatic reading.
Repenting of my independent spirit, I pray for miracles... miracles in my life that I see and know angels bring about; miracles of Yours that You work out to bring me gladness; miracles for people in need of them.
Do Repente (Lamira Artes Cênicas - TO)
Data: 21/04/2015
Local: Praça Abrantes - Camaçari (BA)
Créditos: Luca Castro / Labfoto
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De repente do riso fez-se o pranto
Silencioso e branco como a bruma
E das bocas unidas fez-se a espuma
E das mãos espalmadas fez-se o espanto.
De repente da calma fez-se o vento
Que dos olhos desfez a última chama
E da paixão fez-se o pressentimento
E do momento imóvel fez-se o drama.
De repente, não mais que de repente
Fez-se de triste o que se fez amante
E de sozinho o que se fez contente.
Fez-se do amigo próximo o distante
Fez-se da vida uma aventura errante
De repente, não mais que de repente.
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Do Repente (Lamira Artes Cênicas - TO)
Data: 21/04/2015
Local: Praça Abrantes - Camaçari (BA)
Créditos: Luca Castro / Labfoto
Post metal band Repent! live @ Kulturnatten in Karlstad, 2009-09-18.
The stage light was put up in a hurry, resulting in too little light for descent photography. Luckily, I recently got a new EOS 50D with ISO 12800, but thus resulting in very much noise in the photos...
Jonah repents in the belly of a whale in the children's area of The Holy Land Experience in Orlando, FL.
To see more pics from The Holy Land Experience, please see my set by the same name!
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Do Repente (Lamira Artes Cênicas - TO)
Data: 21/04/2015
Local: Praça Abrantes - Camaçari (BA)
Créditos: Luca Castro / Labfoto
Y de repente algo ocurre, algo se acciona.
Y en ese momento sabes que las cosas van a cambiar...
Y justo entonces intentas recordar en qué momento comenzó todo, y descubres que todo empezó antes de lo que pensabas, mucho antes..
Y es ahí, justo en ese momento cuando te das cuenta de que las cosas sólo ocurren una vez, y que por mucho que te esfuerces ya nunca volverás a sentir lo mismo, ya nunca tendrás la sensación de estar a TRES METROS SOBRE EL CIELO....
3MSC
Sentimos de repente que nos atingiram. Nada, no entanto, de muito visível contra nós, sobretudo se o dia já não estiver perfeitamente claro ao fim da tarde (hora em que elas saem).
Sentimo-nos pouco à vontade. Vamos fechar portas e janelas. Parece então que um ser, tão realmente no ar como a Medusa está na água e é feita ao mesmo tempo de água, transparente, maciço, elástico, tenta passar pela janela e resiste à nossa força.
Entrou uma Medusa de ar!
Tentamos explicar aquilo a nós próprios, naturalmente. Mas a insuportável sensação aumenta de forma terrível, saímos a gritar "Mjá!" e vamos a correr, rua fora.
Henri Michaux, traduzido por Aníbal Fernandes
De repente solo tres cosas puedo decir: hoy te siento, hoy te amo, hoy vibro por ti; y no quiero saber que pasa, no quiero entender porque llegue a este punto lo unico que se que soy feliz junto a Ti.
Hay momentos en los que la vida exige un cambio... Una transición, como las estaciones. La primavera fue maravillosa, pero el verano ya acabó. Desperdiciamos el otoño y ahora de repente hace frío. Tanto que todo se congela. Nuestro amor se duerme y la nieve lo toma por sorpresa. Pero si te quedas dormida en la nieve no sientes llegar ...la muerte
Do Repente (Lamira Artes Cênicas - TO)
Data: 21/04/2015
Local: Praça Abrantes - Camaçari (BA)
Créditos: Luca Castro / Labfoto
De repente sientes que te comienzas a quedar solo, y llega esa época en que comienza el descanso y cada quién vive su mundo, y tu no sales, te encierras y comienzas a hundirte en tu propia mierda... solo paciencia... y no morir en el intento...
De repente, ya no es lo mismo que el sol haga de despertador, salir al balcón, ver el mar y decirte que tu risa es mi canción favorita. Y que tú me mires y sonrías con la misma sonrisa torcida de siempre. La puta sonrisa torcida de siempre.
... Mi favorita.
Proibido o uso desta imagem sem o consentimento do autor proprietário Arthur Neto (Lei 9610 de 98). Contatar o autor pelos e-mail arthursoneto@hotmail.com
Y de repente, en un martes 25 de Septiembre, ella te mira y el mundo parece detenerse y te sientes dentro de una pelicula. Y lo ves en blanco y negro. Penelope Cruz brilla en el photocall y en la alfombra, casi eclipsando la llegada de otra diosa como es Monica Bellucci. Se proyectan pelis de calidad y la ciudad bulle cine por todos sus poros. Yo empiezo a notar el cansancio que se me olvida al editar fotos como esta de Pe. Me esta gustando este Zinemaldia 2012.
This lady was inclined to SHOUT a good deal. I think this snap of her berating her male listener may strike a chord with some...
Do Repente (Lamira Artes Cênicas - TO)
Data: 21/04/2015
Local: Praça Abrantes - Camaçari (BA)
Créditos: Luca Castro / Labfoto
le Repentir de Saint pierre
Musée des beaux-arts de Lyon
Museum of Fine Arts of Lyon
Lyon, France
transferred from the Louvre, 1873
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A arca de Noé
Sete em cores, de repente
O arco-íris se desata
Na água límpida e contente
Do ribeirinho da mata.
O sol, ao véu transparente
Da chuva de ouro e de prata
Resplandece resplendente
No céu, no chão, na cascata.
E abre-se a porta da Arca
De par em par: surgem francas
A alegria e as barbas brancas
Do prudente patriarca
Noé, o inventor da uva
E que, por justo e temente
Jeová, clementemente
Salvou da praga da chuva.
Tão verde se alteia a serra
Pelas planuras vizinhas
Que diz Noé: "Boa terra
Para plantar minhas vinhas!"
E sai levando a família
A ver; enquanto, em bonança
Colorida maravilha
Brilha o arco da aliança.
Ora vai, na porta aberta
De repente, vacilante
Surge lenta, longa e incerta
Uma tromba de elefante.
E logo após, no buraco
De uma janela, aparece
Uma cara de macaco
Que espia e desaparece.
Enquanto, entre as altas vigas
Das janelinhas do sótão
Duas girafas amigas
De fora a cabeça botam.
Grita uma arara, e se escuta
De dentro um miado e um zurro
Late um cachorro em disputa
Com um gato, escouceia um burro.
A Arca desconjuntada
Parece que vai ruir
Aos pulos da bicharada
Toda querendo sair.
Vai! Não vai! Quem vai primeiro?
As aves, por mais espertas
Saem voando ligeiro
Pelas janelas abertas.
Enquanto, em grande atropelo
Junto à porta de saída
Lutam os bichos de pelo
Pela terra prometida.
"Os bosques são todos meus!"
Ruge soberbo o leão
"Também sou filho de Deus!"
Um protesta; e o tigre — "Não!"
Afinal, e não sem custo
Em longa fila, aos casais
Uns com raiva, outros com susto
Vão saindo os animais.
Os maiores vêm à frente
Trazendo a cabeça erguida
E os fracos, humildemente
Vêm atrás, como na vida.
Conduzidos por Noé
Ei-los em terra benquista
Que passam, passam até
Onde a vista não avista
Na serra o arco-íris se esvai . . .
E . . . desde que houve essa história
Quando o véu da noite cai
Na terra, e os astros em glória
Enchem o céu de seus caprichos
É doce ouvir na calada
A fala mansa dos bichos
Na terra repovoada.
VINICIUS DE MORAIS
‘Illiam Kodhere’s Will: A Manx Play’ by Christopher Shimmin. First performed by the Peel Players at the Gaiety Theatre, Douglas, 13 January 1913 (with Shimmin himself in the part of Dan Quilliam). It was published in 1913 for Yn Cheshaght Gailckagh by W. K. Palmer of Peel.
The plot (set in Dalby) is easily summarised:
lliam Kodhere repents for his grasping life and so writes a will that leaves his farm and livestock to his illegitimate son, Dan. Kodhere’s wife hears of this and tries to hide the will, but it is discovered by Dan’s sweetheart, which enables them to get married and live happily.
However, this is perhaps misleading as to the feel of the play, which spends a great deal of time on place, character and mood: the business of Kodhere’s writing his will is done within the first 14 pages; then follows 16 pages mostly of an evening’s conversation, story-telling and singing around the fireplace; then there are the final 11 pages where Kodhere’s wife makes her first appearance, the will is hidden and found, and the happy ending achieved.
This unusual weighting of the narrative makes it clear that a major point of the play was to put Manx culture and way of life on stage, which is an amazing thing to attempt. Understanding this makes this play especially interesting. It also gives a good idea of the sort of environment of the Manx Cultural Revival that this play was created in, under the instigation of Sophia Morrison’s Peel Players.
It should also be mentioned that Shimmin is a masterful playwright whose touch at times is staggering. He is also capable of some wonderfully strong lines, as for example in Nora’s taste in Manx folk tunes (as opposed to the works of the likes of Haydn Wood) in Act II Scene 1:
“I like the songs that sailors make better than those they sing at concerts about “The Rolling Sea.” There’s something strong, and fresh, and free in the real sea songs. You cannot buy the music or the words in the shops, either. The songs make you feel the surge of the sea, and the heaving of the waves. They remind you of the sea breezes, and the gulls; and they make you feel that life in the open air is a beautiful thing.”
Another interesting point to note is the character Chalse, described in the stage directions as “an old wandering beggarman [...] - a mystic storyteller.” This is almost certainly the same character met in person by T. E. Brown who immortalised Chalse in his poem, ‘Chalse a Killey’, written in around 1875. T.E. Brown’s Chalse died in around 1870, the year in which Shimmin was born. (Hall Caine also apparently met Chalse in his youth, and he featured him in both his memoirs and in ‘The Master of Man’).
Chalse has some of the most moving lines of the play, and his description of his experience of the Lhiannan Shee is incredibly beautiful. Worth quoting are his lines from Act II, Scene 1: “Life is more beautiful than most people know, and the loveliest things are for nothing. Money won’t buy you the best things.” And also, from the same scene, “I’ve been seeing and hearing strange things all my life. Life is very strange, and very wonderful.”
Shimmin’s Wikipedia page:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_R._Shimmin
Shimmin’s subsequent play, ‘Luss ny Graih’:
www.isle-of-man.com/manxnotebook/mannin/v2p097.htm
The song, Hop-Tu-Naa, briefly supposedly created by Huan Cowley, is from A.W. Moore’s ‘Manx Ballads’ (1896):
www.isle-of-man.com/manxnotebook/fulltext/mb1896/p068.htm
T.E. Brown’s poem, ‘Chalse a Killey’:
www.isle-of-man.com/manxnotebook/people/writers/teb/p013.htm