Timothy Joshua Quotes

There is a part of me that lives in a part of you, so we are never apart.

Your words are like mirrors. They may cut, but they also reflect.

You are different.' 'How so?" 'Look at everyone else. They are merely words while you are poetry.

Hold on, and dont put us on hold

The truth is, I was always a dreamer, but then I met you, and I knew I will never dream a better dream again.

Pluviophile - I remember how we began – you smiling, me falling, like the rain.

How I long to be the shore and feel your waves crash upon me over and over again.

My favourite sound in the world — hearing your heart beat beat for my heart.

At the end of all things, why do lovers break up? Because love is magic. You have to believe, for it to exist.

I am the mess that only you can decipher.

Though we met at the same station, we were but passing trains; on parallel lines, destined to never meet.

My love, you are all the flowers in the world and I promise that my heart will always be your garden.

You are my first and last light, of my day and my night.

Yes, we will all have cracks — but that is how we break without falling apart.

You are given weaknesses so you can learn to become stronger.

Different people become different people when they meet different people.

You rewrote the art in my heart.

She met a dashing man — he was, a dash.

My love, you are all the flowers in the world and I promise that my heart will always be its garden.

But he knew she was a star, and he, only human. He was never meant to reach the stars - he could only admire them from afar.

It is in the way you held my hands that I knew could never let you go.

And after all this time, I’ll still die for you, and I’ll die trying.

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Every destiny comes with a destiny activator or proof producer. Someone God will use to bring out he best in you. Elisha needed an Elijah, Joshua needed a Moses, Lot needed an Abraham, and Timothy needed a Paul

Don't take things lying down, stand for what you believe in, and stop pretending to sit on the fence.

He [Christ] is Isaac, the beloved Son of the Father who was offered as a sacrifice, but nevertheless did not succumb to the power of death. He is Jacob the watchful shepherd, who has such great care for the sheep which he guards. He is the good and compassionate brother Joseph, who in his glory was not ashamed to acknowledge his brothers, however lowly and abject their condition. He is the great sacrificer and bishop Melchizedek who has offered an eternal sacrifice once for all. He is the sovereign lawgiver Moses, writing his law on the tables of our hearts by his Spirit. He is the faithful captain and guide Joshua, to lead us to the Promised Land. He is the victorious and noble king David, bringing by his hand all rebellious power to subjection. He is the magnificent and triumphant king Solomon governing his kingdom in peace and prosperity. He is the strong and powerful Samson who by his death has overwhelmed all his enemies.5

And what we truly need is a lover who can make us fall in love without falling.

Because I was lost, i understood destiny when you found me.

My head is in the skies because my head is full of you.

There are 24 hours in a day, but my day is never complete without at least an hour of your time.

If love is an illusion, you must be pure magic.

You only spoke a single line, yet it felt like a life sentence.

Like Cupid, your promises were just misses.

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Your words are like mirrors. They may cut, but they also reflect.

To get change, you must first pay for it.

Show me your shoes, and I shall show you what paths you have yet to walk.

I only ever wanted to feel more human.

Petrichor - I remember how we began – you smiling, me falling, like the rain.

It is no shame to have your heart broken – it is only possible because you dared to love the hardest.

I didn't see her love, but I felt it through the sun, the wind, and the raindrops

I didn't see her love, but I felt it through the sun, the wind, and the raindrops.

You are the sun of my sundays

Flowers wither knowing that you exist.

If you ever feel down, I hope you look up, and remember that you give my sky meaning.

You chose love and you lost.

The only thing that mattered to me, was the fact that I mattered to you.

There is nothing better, than sleeping and dreaming beside you — It's like having a dream within a dream.

There is nothing better than us, making memories of us.

So what if I fall? I know I will never fall as hard as i fell for you.

Across from him was an older officer with a star on his shoulder. They each had soldiers in simple camouflage uniforms and peaked caps sitting to the right and left of each other. Only now did he notice they were not armed. “I’m Major Timothy Norton, US Army,” the officer replied.

I don't want to be just a noun in your life, I want to be a verb so I can love you over and over again.

Sometimes we think, 'people change', when in reality, perhaps, we never knew them at all.

Be kind (Ephesians 4:32). Don’t complain or argue (Philippians 2:14). Never gossip (1 Timothy 5:13). Assume the best (1 Corinthians 13:7). Don’t be afraid of hard things (Joshua 1:9).

Moses had his Joshua, Elijah his Elisha, so was Paul his Timothy; every great leader trains somebody

She was what made Christmas feel like home.

Every Joshua need a Moses. Every Elisha needs an Elijah Every Timothy need a Paul.Connect your potentials to their proof-producers,their activators and lubricants

Assaults on Orientalism came from four angles: first, from contemporary scholars of Arabic, Islam, or the Near East who believed that Said had recklessly ventured into a field whose demands on knowledge overwhelmed him; second, from Pakistani and Arab Marxists (like Aijaz Ahmad and Al-Azm) who felt that his East-West line in the sand, however militant, was undialectical and gave comfort to the Islamic Right, which was as paranoid as he about a ghostlike, undifferentiated “Europe”; and, most hurtful of all, from his mentors in Middle East studies, especially Berque and Rodinson but also Laroui, who thought his training in literature an obstacle to his grasping the sheer disciplinary variety of Oriental studies in practice. A fourth group was ensconced in right-wing think tanks or hostile media whose task was not only to undermine Oriental-ism but to erase Said’s entire career. Their titles betrayed their contempt: Joshua Muravchik’s “Enough Said” (2013), Martin Kramer’s Ivory Towers on Sand (2001), and the pseudonymous Ibn Warraq’s Defending the West (2007).