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Los niños palparon su propia piel, y era lisa.
The children felt their own skin, and it was smooth.
Los Cristianos hoy en día meditan en El. Los apóstoles Le palparon.
The apostles actually beheld Him. Christians today meditate upon Him.
Me palparon y me encontraron dos preservativos.
They searched me and found two condoms.
Los apóstoles Le palparon.
The apostles handled Him.
Ya que la obscuridad impedía distinguir la forma, las personas palparon al animal para formarse una idea.
Since darkness avoided its shape distinguishing, they touched the animal to make up their own idea.
Estos sujetos también palparon un aumento en el ritmo metabólico basal junto a una mejoría en su fuerza y rendimiento al ejercitar, los cuales habían estado más bajos de lo normal.
These subjects experienced an increase in basal metabolic rate as well as improved strength and exercise performance, which had previously been below normal.
LO que era desde el principio, lo que hemos oído, lo que hemos visto con nuestros ojos, lo que hemos mirado, y palparon nuestras manos tocante al Verbo de vida;
That which was from the beginning, which we have heard, which we have seen with our eyes, which we have looked upon, and our hands have handled, of the word of life;
En la secundaria se habían distribuido cien silbatos durante la semana y los alumnos palparon la importancia de tomar partido con las personas que luchaban contra el parar y registrar en Nueva York y ser parte en una nueva cultura de resistencia.
At the high school 100 whistles had been distributed during the week and students were feeling both the importance of standing with the people battling stop-and-frisk in New York as well as being part of a new culture of resistance.
Next 1 LO que era desde el principio, lo que hemos oído, lo que hemos visto con nuestros ojos, lo que hemos mirado, y palparon nuestras manos tocante al Verbo de vida;
Next 1 That which was from the beginning, which we have heard, which we have seen with our eyes, which we have looked upon, and our hands have handled, of the Word of life;
En la secundaria se habían distribuido cien silbatos durante la semana y los alumnos palparon la importancia de tomar partido con las personas que luchaban contra el parar y registrar en Nueva York y ser parte en una nueva cultura de resistencia.
At the high school a hundred whistles had been distributed during the week and students were feeling both the importance of standing with the people battling stop-and-frisk in New York as well as being part of a new culture of resistance.
Una primera gran definición de communio la da san Juan al comienzo de su primera carta: Lo que hemos visto y oído, lo que palparon nuestras manos, os lo anunciamos, para que estéis en comunión con nosotros.
St John gives a first important definition of communio at the beginning of his First Letter: What we have seen and heard, what we have touched with our hands we proclaim to you, so that you too may have communio with us.
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