enrich

I can do ALL THINGS through Christ who empowers, enriches, equips, enlightens, energizes, recreates, revives, promotes, strengthens, purifies, sponsors, and prepares me! Yes, I can... ALL THINGS, I can!

Enrich the world with your presence.

You may enrich the world in a million different ways.And you may enrich the world, simply, with your presence.

Art symbolizes our perfect ability in the matter of enriching the reality!

Leaders inform, inspire and improve people. They educate, empower and enrich the value of their followers. They make impacts.

To be the salt, you also need to be the shaker. To shake the world. Shake the truth. Shake the people. Shake the word. Have it sprinkle, melt and preserve humanity.

A library outranks any other one thing a community can do to benefit its people. It is a never failing spring in the desert.

Debate and divergence of views can only enrich our history and culture.

Any deal that recognizes Iran "right" to enrich is a prelude to fiasco and tragedy.

A wise man nourishes his soul each morning with the word of God and enriches his day with God's wisdom. Psalm 19:7.

The lives of the poor are enriched by the richness of simplicity!

There are three keys for your journey. Humility, wisdom, love. Don__ leave without them - they will enrich you all the way. And they will bless those around you.

The USA legal system is designed to enrich lawyers, protect the government and corporations, and shaft the general public.

It is always wrong to enrich yourself at the expense of others.

The more you keep your door closed, the more you will rot! Open your door! Let different ideas, different beliefs, different cultures and different attitudes flow into your mind. Anything different will help you to enlarge your little world! By opening your door, you invite the whole universe to your tiny house! Enlarge your house and enrich yourself! As long as your door remains closed, you shall continue rotting in your poor world!

We need science education to produce scientists, but we need it equally to create literacy in the public. Man has a fundamental urge to comprehend the world about him, and science gives today the only world picture which we can consider as valid. It gives an understanding of the inside of the atom and of the whole universe, or the peculiar properties of the chemical substances and of the manner in which genes duplicate in biology. An educated layman can, of course, not contribute to science, but can enjoy and participate in many scientific discoveries which as constantly made. Such participation was quite common in the 19th century, but has unhappily declined. Literacy in science will enrich a person's life.