And they use light to illuminate space down there.

And that is why I want to illuminate the world.

Let the brightness of that light illuminate but not blind.

It may be to illuminate the star it may be to sell a film.

We'd lay on top of that the soils and the waters, and illuminate the landscape.

And so the daylight was just coming it was caught on the outside of the box and was coming down to illuminate each seed.

There will be no night, and they need no lamp light for the Lord God will illuminate them. They will reign forever and ever.

There will be no night, and they need no lamp light for the Lord God will illuminate them. They will reign forever and ever.

These discussions served to illuminate many interesting aspects of this theme and contributed to the education of the Geneva disarmament community concerning this complex subject.

It actually uses the light from the bacteria to counter illuminate itself in an anti predation device so predators can't see its shadow, calculate its trajectory, and eat it.

Co operation with women NGOs The General Secretariat for Gender Equality cooperates with women's organizations to illuminate and combat violence phenomena and it also finances, in certain cases, their actions.

Our societies now spend two, three, four percent of GDP to invest systematically in new discovery, in science, in technology, to fuel the pipeline of brilliant inventions which illuminate gatherings like this.

So income inequality is bound to prove politically controversial when it is worsening, and also when it tends to decline. Studies like those led by Lustig can illuminate the inevitable controversies, so that they yield better policies rather than simple acrimony.

So, much like you're seen at night by a car, then the idea is that you can see, if you illuminate tissue, you can see deeper parts of tissue because there is that reflective tape there that is made out of silk.

However, these have been limited in scope, have failed to illuminate the requirements necessary for the complete elimination of nuclear weapons, and have not brought the world much closer to the final goal of nuclear disarmament than when the NPT was adopted in 1970.

In a series of witty punchlines, Patrick Chappatte makes a poignant case for the power of the humble cartoon. His projects in Lebanon, West Africa and Gaza show how, in the right hands, the pencil can illuminate serious issues and bring the most unlikely people together.

Robert May, an eminent climate change expert, has argued that techniques from his discipline may help explain financial market developments. Epidemiologists have suggested that the study of how infectious diseases are propagated may illuminate the unusual patterns of financial contagion that we have seen in the last five years.

Asking Was it genocide? does little to illuminate what was done to which Armenians by which Ottomans during World War I. Today, Turks willing to discuss or even apologize for the massacres refuse to confess to the supreme crime, but Armenians can accept no other label. Any group whose suffering is not called genocide feels like a second class victim.

God is the Light of the heavens and the earth. The allegory of His light is that of a pillar on which is a lamp. The lamp is within a glass. The glass is like a brilliant planet, fueled by a blessed tree, an olive tree, neither eastern nor western. Its oil would almost illuminate, even if no fire has touched it. Light upon Light. God guides to His light whomever He wills. God thus cites the parables for the people. God is cognizant of everything.

God is the Light of the heavens and the earth. The allegory of His light is that of a pillar on which is a lamp. The lamp is within a glass. The glass is like a brilliant planet, fueled by a blessed tree, an olive tree, neither eastern nor western. Its oil would almost illuminate, even if no fire has touched it. Light upon Light. God guides to His light whomever He wills. God thus cites the parables for the people. God is cognizant of everything.