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- Countries: USA
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- 8,4 / 10
- Drama
- Mary Astor
- Release Year: 1944
Ich Glaube eine Weitere Bestätigung zu den 5 Sinnen die, die 5 Jungfrauen betrifft ist in der Geschichte von David zu finden die bei Goliath anfängt, als David 5 Steine auf nimmt. David wusste das es 5 Riesen waren die im anderen Lager bei den Philistern standen die zu bewältigen wären und Goliath war der mit dem Größten Mund. 3 Riesen habe ich später noch in roniker 20,4-8 gefunden. Einen habe ich noch nicht gefunden! Das würde auch bestätigen das die 5 Sinne Verteilt sind in der Gemeinde und diese müssen zusammen Arbeiten. Saf war eine weiterer Riese, Lachmi war ein Bruder von Goliath, der dritte wird der Name nicht genannt aber er war daran zu erkennen das er 6 Finger an Hände und Füsse hatte,Zahl 24. Diese waren Alle Vom Geschlecht Gat. An Lehrer ist mir eines aufgefallen, aber das behalte ich jetzt für mich, ich sage nur Lehrt weiter.
Verstehe ich nicht 😞😞☹️😩. Ja, wie wahr! Das laue wird Gott ausspucken. Wer die Sünde bekennt und LÄSST, dem wird es gelingen. Gott beschütze Dich ganz mächtig! Überigens, kennst Du Hartwig Henkel? Wenn ich Dir zuhöre, dann kommt mir gerade dieser gesegnete Mensch in den Sinn. Schalom und Friede mit Dir Markus. Vielen Dank für diese ehrliche Erklärung. Shalom lieber Bruder. Den Gott ist es der da in uns wirkt, beides, das wollen und das vollbringen, nach seinem Wohlgefallen. Fragt euch nicht was würde Jesus es Ihn machen.
Great numbers include 'The Boy Next Door' belted out by Judy, who was at the top of her vocal powers) the fun and seamlessly introduced 'The Trolley Song' and Garland's wistful and soothing rendition of 'Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas. Ich freue mich auf die Veröffentlichung des Films👍😊. Wie heißt der Filn. Ich danke auch vielmals für diese gesegneten Worte und bemühe mich so sehr vieles zu lernten und bin eifrig, ALLE Vorträge anzuhören und mir zu eigen zu machen BEVOR HaMaschiach kommt. JA, Herre, komme bald Auf jeden Fall danke ich für Ihre Hingabe und Liebe.
Ich bin 13 Jahre alt. Ich versuch immer eine gute Beziehung mit Gott zu haben aber ich hab oft nicht so ein gutes Gefühl. Ich mache Selbstbefriedigung ohne pornos. Ist das okay? Und wie kann ich meinen Glauben stärken. Meet Me in St. Louis is a 1944 musical film about four sisters living in St. Louis at the time of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition World's Fair in 1904. Directed by Vincente Minnelli. Written by Irving Brecher and Fred F. Finklehoffe, based on a series of short stories by Sally Benson. A cast of favorites in the Charming mantic... Tuneful Love Story of the Early 1900s! taglines Esther Smith [ edit] [singing] The moment I saw him smile I knew he was just my style. My only regret is we've never met, Though I dream of him all the while. [singing] How can I ignore the Boy Next Door? I love him more than I can say. Doesn't try to please me, doesn't even tease me. And he never sees me glance his way. And though I'm heartsore, the Boy Next Door, Affection for me won't display. I just adore him, so I can't ignore him, The Boy Next Door. [to Mr. Smith] Well, Papa, if losing a case depresses you so, why don't you quit practicing law and go into another line of business? [to Mr. Smith, after he hangs up on a caller] You've just ruined Rose's chance to get married, that's was Warren Sheffield calling long-distance to propose. Well, I'll bet there isn't another girl in St. Louis who's had a Yale man call her long-distance just to inquire about her health. [singing] Clang, clang, clang went the trolley, Ding, ding, ding went the bell. Zing, zing, zing went my heartstrings, As we started for Huntingdon dell. [singing] I went to lose a jolly, hour on the trolley, and lost my heart instead With his light brown derby and his bright green tie He was quite the handsomest of men I started to yen, then I counted to ten, then I counted to ten again. John Truett. I've come here to ask you do you mean hitting a five-year-old child?.. next time you want to hit somebody, pick on somebody your own size. If there's anything I hate, loathe, despise, and abominate, it's a bully. [after finding out that Tootie had lied about John Truett] You're the most deceitful, horrible, sinful creature I ever saw, and I don't ever want to have anything to do with you again. [to her Grandpa] You're the first human being I've danced with all evening. It's our last dance in St. Louis. I feel like I'm going to cry. New York is a wonderful town. Everybody dreams about going there. But we're luckier than lots of families because we're really going. Wait until you see the fine home we're going to have and the loads and loads of friends we'll make. Wonderful friends. But the main thing Tootie is that we're all going to be together just like we've always been. That's what really counts. We could be happy anywhere as long as we're together. Rose Smith [ edit] My dear, when you get to be my age, you'll find out there are more important things in life than boys. [on having to live in an aprtment in New York] Rich people have houses. People like us live in flats, hundreds of flats in one building. Tootie Smith [ edit] [singing] I was drunk last night, dear Mother; I was drunk the night before. But if you forgive me Mother, I'll never get drunk anymore. [learning that the family must move to New York] It'll take me at least a week to dig up all my dolls in the cemetery. I'd rather be poor if we could only stay here. I'd rather go with the orphalins at the orphalins home. [to Esther] Did he [Santa Claus] come yet? I've been waiting such a long time. And I haven't seen a thing. How will he know how to find us next year? He's so used to coming here. [smashing her snowmen] Nobody's going to have them. Not everybody's going to New York. I'd rather kill them if we can't take them with us. Poor Margaretta! Mr. Alonzo Smith [ edit] [to Esther and Rose, who are singing "Meet Me in St. Louis"] For heaven's sakes, stop that screeching! That song. The fair won't open for seven months. That's all everybody sings about or talks about. I wish everybody would meet at the fair and leave me alone. Just when was I voted out of this family? [to Mrs. Smith] Aren't you afraid to stay here alone with a criminal? That's what I'm being treated like. Mrs. Anna Smith [ edit] [to Rose] If I were you, I wouldn't commit myself one way or all, we know very little about him. Why, we haven't even met his folks. Not a word of this to Papa. You know how he plagues the girls about their beaus. [singing] From my heart, a song of love, beseeching, Just for you, my longing arms are reaching, Time goes by, but we'll be together, You and I. John Truett [ edit] [to Esther] You don't need any beauty sleep. [to Esther] You've got a mighty strong grip for a girl. Others [ edit] Agnes Smith: Roses are red John's name is Truett Esther's in love And we always knew it. Grandpa: They'll all be safe with me. I've got twelve guns in my room. Katie: A lie's a lie, and dressed in white don't help it. Dialogue [ edit] Esther: She may be loathe to say the things a girl's compelled to say to get a proposal out of a man. Katie: Personally, I wouldn't marry a man who proposed to me over an invention. Tootie: [about her doll] I expect she won't live through the night. She has four fatal diseases. Mr. Neely: And it only takes one. Tootie: But she's gonna have a beautiful funeral in a cigar box my Papa gave me, all wrapped in silver paper. Mr. Neely: That's the way to go if you have to go. Tootie: Oh, she has to go. Mr. Neely: [about St. Louis] It's a grand old town. Tootie: It isn't a town, Mr. Neely. It's a city. It's the only city that has a world's fair. My favorite. Wasn't I lucky to be born in my favorite city? Esther: I'm going to let John Truett kiss me tonight. Rose: Esther Smith! Esther: Well, if we're going to get married, I may as well start it. Rose: Nice girls don't let men kiss them until after they're engaged. Men don't want the bloom rubbed off. Esther: Personally, I think I have too much bloom. Maybe that's the trouble with me. Tootie: [after tossing flour in Mr. Braukoff's face] I killed him. Agnes: She killed him all alone. Hey, wait a minute. Listen, listen. Quiet. Tootie killed the Braukoffs single-handed. She's the bravest of them all! Another child: Yeah, Tootie's the most horrible! Tootie: I'm the most horrible. I'm the most horrible. John: [after Esther apologizes] If you're not busy tomorrow night, could you beat me up again? [John kisses Esther] Esther: You've got a mighty strong grip for a boy. Tootie: Here comes the invalid. I have to have two kinds of ice cream. I'm recuperating. Mrs. Smith: If I ever catch you fibbing again like you did about John Truett, I'll give you something to recuperate about. Mr. Smith: I've got the future to think about. A future for all of us. I've got to worry about where's the money coming from. Lon in Princeton, and Rose going to college... Rose: Money! I hate, loathe, despise, and abominate money! Mr. Smith: You also spend it. Rose: If there ever was a time we definitely needed every ounce of allure, it's tonight. If we're going to wreck Lucille Ballard's evening, we've simply got to be a sensation. Esther: Rose, don't you think I could be a sensation without the corset? Rose: You're competing with an Eastern girl. I'll wager Lucille Ballard doesn't make a move without a corset. Esther: Well, I certainly don't relish wearing this thing. But pride has come to the rescue. For tonight, I'll do anything. Rose: It'll be worth it. If we can create a breathtaking effect, it'll be simple to monopolize all the worthwhile men. Esther: Exactly. There are only going to be about twenty boys worth looking at anyway. We can certainly handle twenty men. I should hope! Can you handle ten? Rose: Seven or eight. Esther: If you'll guarantee eight, I can handle the rest of them. Rose: What about John Truett? Esther: Oh, I'll devote myself to John. But in between times, I'm going to make my presence felt amongst the others. John: [after proposing to Esther] I wouldn't have said it, Esther, if I'd thought it would make you cry. Esther: [crying] I've imagined you saying it thousands of times. And I always planned exactly how I'd act. I never planned to cry. John: Well, at least you didn't laugh... I never asked a girl to marry me before... Esther: John, nobody could have done it more beautifully. I'm very proud. John: Esther, will you? Will you, Esther? Esther: Of course I will, John. Esther: I kept telling myself that even if I did go away, we'd find some way to be together. Well, I never really believed it. John: When you go to New York, it will be with your husband. Your folks can show us the town, meet us at the station. Let's go in and tell them now. Esther: Oh no, not tonight. I mean, I'd rather that just the two of us knew about it tonight. Even if I did go to New York, we could still work something out somehow, couldn't we? Mr. Smith: We're not moving to New York and I don't want to hear a word about it. We're going to stay right here. We're going to stay here till we rot. Mrs. Smith: We haven't rotted yet, Lonnie. Warren Sheffield: [rushes in] Rose Smith. We can't go on like this any longer. I've positively decided we're going to get married at the earliest opportunity. And I don't want to hear any arguments. That's final. I love you. [rushes out] Mr. Smith: I'd like to meet that boy sometime. Esther: [about the Palace of Electricity at the World's Fair] Oh, isn't it breathtaking, John! I never dreamed anything could be so beautiful. Mrs. Smith: There's never been anything like it in the whole world. Rose: We don't have to come here on a train or stay in a hotel. It's right in our own home town. Tootie: Grandpa? They'll never tear it down, will they? Grandpa: Well, they'd better not. Esther: I can't believe it. Right here where we live. Right here in St. Louis. Taglines [ edit] A cast of favorites in the Charming mantic... Tuneful Love Story of the Early 1900s! M·G·M's glorious love story with music. The "Trolley Song" Picture! Cast [ edit] Judy Garland - Esther Smith Margaret O'Brien - 'Tootie' Smith Mary Astor - Mrs. Anna Smith Lucille Bremer - Rose Smith Leon Ames - Mr. Alonzo Smith Tom Drake - John Truett Marjorie Main - Katie (the maid) Harry Davenport - Grandpa June Lockhart - Lucille Ballard Henry H. Daniels Jr. - Alonzo 'Lon' Smith Jr. Joan Carroll - Agnes Smith Hugh Marlowe - Col. Darly Robert Sully - Warren Sheffield Chill Wills - Mr. Neely (the iceman) See also [ edit] The Wizard of Oz, a 1939 musical film starring Judy Garland External links [ edit] Meet Me in St. Louis quotes at the Internet Movie Database Meet Me in St. Louis at Rotten Tomatoes Meet Me in St. Louis at.
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Wie kann Jesus der Bräutigam sein wen wir doch mit ihm eins gemacht wurden und er das Haupt und wir der Körper sind? Epheser 4: 15 sondern, wahrhaftig in der Liebe, heranwachsen in allen Stücken zu ihm hin, der das Haupt ist, der Christus. 16 Von ihm aus vollbringt der ganze Leib, zusammengefügt und verbunden durch alle Gelenke, die einander Handreichung tun nach dem Maß der Leistungsfähigkeit jedes einzelnen Gliedes, das Wachstum des Leibes zur Auferbauung seiner selbst in Liebe. Er kann doch nicht sich selber heiraten. Hallo und guten Tag Konrad. Ich grüße Dich sehr herzlich auch im Namen meines lieben Mannes. Ich habe gerade mal wieder Dein Video angeschaut, bzw. angehört. Schön, dass Du diese Videos machst und die Dinge ( aus Gottes Wort) beim Namen nennst so wie sie sind und wie sie gemeint sind. Entweder glaubt der Mensch daran, oder er glaubt nicht. Die, welche glauben, wollen mehr von der Wahrheit hören (auch wenn es ihnen manchmal weh tut) weil sie gereinigt werden wollen, so dass Gott sie annehmen kann. Es ist schön Konrad, wenn Du Menschen durch Deine Videos zum Glauben an Jesus Christus, den Retter diese Welt, führen kannst. Wir wünschen Dir Gottes Segen.
Ein sehr schönes und liebevoll erklärt,danke für das Video Gott beschütze dich und die ganze Welt. Judy is definitely the star of the show here, though amazing child actress Margaret O'Brien does a good job of challenging her with her remarkable performance as young Tootie. The rest of the cast include Mary Astor (who only played the femme fatale in 'The Maltese Falcon' three years earlier! as the mother, Leon Ames as the father, and the lovely, talented Lucille Bremer as sister to Garland and O'Brien. Die Lampe. Bibelkenntnis Das Öl= Heilige Geist (Beziehung zu Jesus) Der Aufbruch der Jungfrauen ist die Ankündigung des Malzeichen des Tieres - also die letzte Prüfung für die Gläubigen.
Ich bin dankbar das ich weis das ich mich vorbereiten muss Gott wieder zu begegnen und das wenn ich bei ihm Wohnen will ihn kennen muss und wissen muss was er von mir erwartet. Hat nicht jeder von uns Hausregeln wo er will das der andere sie hält und sonst ein Hausverbot bekommt? Ich kann als Gast oder Untermieter auch nicht machen was ich will es gibt auch da Regeln so auch bei Gott und ich freue mich jeden Tag mehr von Gott zu lernen durch das Schriftstudium. Und am Sonntag wenn ich in die Kirche gehe und von Gott lerne.
Als erstes will ich die Frage stellen, Warum ist es Gott wichtig das Wir uns kein Bild von Ihm machen? Die Antwort kann man überall in der Bibel Sehen. Wie kann man Gott Hören? Ich kann auch mit Hören etwas Sehen! Wie kann man Gott Spüren? Ich kann die Gegenwart von Gott Sehen! Wie kann man Gott Sehen ? Wenn ich meine Augen aufmache und alles Sehe! Wie kann man Gott Riechen? Wenn ich mich erinnere und es Sehe! Wie Redet dann Gott? Die Sprache Gottes ist das Bild! Das es 5 Jungfrauen sind bedeutet das wir alle sinne gebrauchen sollen. Das Öl ist der Heilige Geist! Galater 5,16-26 Ist der Schlüssel für die Unterschiede der Jungfrauen. Die einen sind Fleischlich gesinnt die anderen Geistig. An den Früchten erkennt man sie. 1.Korinther 14 Zeigt auf das die Sprache Gottes das Bild ist. Wer anfängt seine Sinne zu Trainieren wird Durchbrüche erreichen und Gott wird Durch seinen Heiligen Geist in Bildern zu Dir Sprechen die Du dann auch auslegen kannst! Der Tag des HERRN ist Nahe macht euch bereit. Der Himmel wird Geöffnet.
Die Endzeitrede Jesu - Montag 24. November 2014 von Dr. Joachim Cochlovius Einführung in das Verständnis Unabdingbar wichtig zum Verständnis der Endzeitrede Jesu ist das Buch Daniel. Jesus zitiert in seiner Endzeitrede wörtlich aus diesem biblischen Prophetenbuch. Daniel ist ein Israelprophet, das gilt es immer zu bedenken. Was er sagt, gilt zunächst einmal Israel. Viele Missverständnisse des prophetischen Wortes könnten vermieden werden, wenn man das ernst nähme. Die Endzeitrede ist vor Pfingsten gesprochen. Die Gemeinde als der geistliche Leib Jesu war noch nicht vorhanden. Die Jünger fragen als Juden. Sie wissen aus dem Buch Daniel, dass Israel unter Gottes Strafe steht. Es sind die 70 Gerichtsjahre, die Jeremia angekündigt hat (Jer 25,8-14) und über die Daniel im babylonischen Exil nachdenkt (Dan 9,2) und von Gabriel eine göttliche Aufklärung empfängt, daß es sich um 70 Jahrwochen handelt, also um 490 Jahre. Und sie wissen, dass diese 70 Jahrwochen andauern werden, bis im Jerusalemer Tempel ein Greuelbild stehen wird (Dan 9,24-27. „Wann geht diese Strafzeit, dieser Straf-Äon zu Ende?“ – diese Frage brennt ihnen im Herzen. Ganz ähnlich fragen sie Jesus auch nach Ag 1,6: „Wirst du noch in dieser Zeit, d.h. in diesem Äon die Herrschaft Gottes für Israel wieder aufrichten?“ D.h.: wann wird Israel in seine uralte Bestimmung wieder eingesetzt werden, ein heiliges Priester- und Königsvolk für die Menschheit zu werden? Das bewegt die Jünger! Die Endzeitrede muß also mit den Ohren der jüdischen Jünger Jesu gehört werden! Die Situation der Jünger Die Jünger stehen unter dem Eindruck der gewaltigen Tempelrede Jesu in Mt 23: Der siebenfache Weheruf Jesu über die Schriftgelehrten und Pharisäer beschäftigt sie, vor allem die abschließenden Weherufe über Jerusalem, d.h. über die Führer Israels. „Ihr habt nicht gewollt“. „Euer Haus wird wüst gelassen werden“ „Ihr werdet mich nicht mehr sehen, bis ihr sprecht: Gelobt sei, der da kommt im Namen des Herrn!“ (Zitat aus Ps 118,26. Ihre bange Frage als Juden lautet: Ist nun alles aus mit Israel? In dieser inneren Verfassung zeigen sie ihm den prachtvollen Herodes-Tempel. Hier, sieh, die verbürgte Gegenwart Gottes im Dienst der Priester! Das kann doch Gott nicht zulassen, daß sein Heiligtum untergeht! Daran klammern sie sich. Was für ein unendlicher Schock muss es für sie gewesen sein, dann hören zu müssen: „Es wird hier nicht ein Stein auf dem anderen bleiben, der nicht zerbrochen werde“ Wir haben eine hochdramatische Situation vor uns. Zur Struktur der Endzeitrede Man muss die drei Fassungen der Endzeitrede zusammen sehen: Mt 24 und 25, Mk 13 und Lk 21. Erst alle drei Fassungen zusammengenommen geben die Endzeitrede komplett wieder. Z.B spricht nur Lukas vom Untergang des Herodes-Tempels, von den anschließenden „Zeiten der Heiden“ und von der Zerstreuung des jüdischen Volks unter die Völker, während die Matthäus- und Lukas-Fassung nur den endgeschichtlichen Tempel mit dem „Greuelbild der Verwüstung“ in den Blick nehmen. Nach der Beantwortung der drei Jüngerfragen überliefert nur Matthäus noch weitere Gleichnis- und Mahnreden Jesu, die sich auf die Verführung und Verfolgung Israels in der Endgeschichte beziehen (Mt 24,37 – 25,46. In Jesu Antwort lässt sich eine chiastische Struktur erkennen. Die Frage nach dem Untergang des Tempels wird von Jesus nicht als erstes beantwortet. Stattdessen wird die Antwort auf die letzte Frage, welche Kennzeichen die Vollendungszeit dieses Äons hat, von allen drei Evangelisten zuerst gebracht. Die drei Fragen der Jünger an Jesus In Mt 24,3 heißt es: „Als er auf dem Ölberg saß“. Der Berg ist biblisch gesehen meist ein Offenbarungsort. Denken wir an den Sinai und den Verklärungsberg. Nun sind sie auf dem Ölberg Die Jünger wissen: Jetzt erhalten sie eine Offenbarung Gottes. Sie warten, bis sie allein mit Jesus sind. Die Situation ist ähnlich wie bei der Bergpredigt. Dann stellen sie drei gewichtige Fragen. 1. Frage: Wann geht der Tempel unter? 2. Frage: Was sind die Anzeichen deines Kommens? 3. Frage: Was sind die Anzeichen für die Vollendung dieses Äons? „Ende der Welt“ ist eine unzureichende und missverständliche Übersetzung. Es geht um den jetzigen Äon, das jetzige heilsgeschichtliche Weltzeitalter, das gekennzeichnet ist durch die Strafe Gottes über Israel. Die Jünger wollen wissen, wann die lange Strafzeit endlich vorbei ist, wann Gott seine Gnade wieder Israel zuwendet. Jesu Antwort auf die Frage: „Was sind die Anzeichen für die Vollendung dieses Äons?“ Die Antwort besteht im Wesentlichen aus Hinweisen auf die kommende Bedrängniszeit für Israel. Hier nimmt Jesus Dan 12,1 auf. Im einzelnen: Israel wird verführt werden. „Seht zu, daß euch nicht jemand verführe“ (Mt 24,4. Es geht hier eindeutig um Israel. Unter Christi Namen werden Falsch-Christusse kommen, und vor allem der falsche Christus schlechthin. Die Offenbarung schaut diese Gestalt unter verschieden Aspekten: als Reiter auf dem weißen Pferd (Kap. 6,1f) als Tier aus dem Abgrund bzw. Meer (11,7; 13,1) und schließlich als eine Figur, „die war, jetzt nicht ist und wieder aufsteigt aus dem Abgrund“ (17,8. Dieser Falschchristus wird die Auferstehung Christi nachahmen und nach seinem überraschenden Tod als Dämon in Menschengestalt wiederkommen. Nach Dan 7,27 wird er dreieinhalb Jahre in einem dritten Tempelheiligtum in Jerusalem herrschen, sich als Gott anbeten lassen und mit seinen Wundern Israel und die Völker verführen. Wladimir Solowjew hat im Jahr 1900 in seiner „Kurzen Erzählung vom Antichrist“ diese Figur vorhergeahnt.
Und außerdem muss ich immer denken wie schlimm die Dämonen oder was in der Hölle passiert. Wie kann ich diese runtermachende Gedanken entfernen. Das Passah Fest müssen wir Christen nicht halten. Das steht im alten Testament. Wir leben im neuen Testament. Bitte korrigiert mich wen ich falsch liege. Oh lieber Bruder Martin, wie reich und kostbar du mich und sooo viele Geschwister stärkst und labst mit dem wahrhaftigen, wegweisenden und ewig lebendigen Licht des Wortes Gottes! Möchte dir tausendseitige Nachricht schreiben - doch wie auch im Wort geschrieben steht: hütet euch vor dem vielen Bücher machen! so will ich ganz kurz und klein mich an Seiner Gnade genügen lassen und gleichzeitig gewiss sein, dass der Heilige Geist der Dynamik Christi Jesu - dir Bruder Martin - mei 1000 seitiges Buch des Kreuzeslebens - als das dir gebührende Preisgeschenk - noch in dieser Passionswoche kurz vor der 70. Jahrwoche ISRAELS des ewigen Volkes Gottes - in tiefster Herzens-Liebe, inmitten deiner Auferstehungsseele (Oschernäschtli 21 04.2019) zulegen. 🐥🕊 Bhüeti Gott mein Grossvater und juppi juppi: bis bald! Es ist nicht mehr weit und noch was: Der Bräutigam kann auch. zu Erwachen des Tages kommen. denn gerade die wahre Gemeinde schläft erst kurz vor Tagesdämmerung ein, WEIL der Nachtmarathon der Bewährungsprüfung exhorbitant andauert. Aber ich weiss allein aus Glauben, dass wir JETZT subito auf unsere eigenen Lampen und Gefässe ACHT geben müssen. Damit es für uns ausreicht. EGO sei ferne! Mein Teil für Euch geliebte Brüder und Schwestern, bitte bitte erwartet ohne Unterlass die 1.Wiederkunft Christi Jesu! Es handelt sich um Momente. 🌄⛲♨️💨🕊🕊🕊❣ Goethe sprach auf dem Sterbebett: MEHR LICHT ! UND Nietsche sprach auf dem Sterbebett: Gott, gib mir noch Zeit, damit ich zu dir finden kann, DEN ich NUN ernsthaft erkannt! Doch Nietsches Ende kam in der Stunde/am Tage seiner Dämmerung zum Lichte des Tages (des Herrn) amen 😢😥😭.
Gotte sei dank bin ich reich ich habe jesus. Bin leider erst im Dezember wieder in Oberstdorf. Kannst Du nochmal widerkommen, Martin. "Just when St. Louis was going to be the center of attention of the entire universe... " Clang, clang, clang went the trolley Ding, ding, ding went the bell Zing, zing, zing went my heartstrings As we started for Huntington Dell. — "The Trolley Song" A classic 1944 musical adapted from the stories of Sally Benson, Meet Me in St. Louis was directed by Vincente Minnelli and starred his future wife, Judy Garland. It follows the lives of the Smith family, who live in St. Louis during the turn of the century. In particular, it follows the second-eldest daughter, Esther, her youngest sister Tootie, and Esther's crush, John. Everyone is excited with the coming of the 1904 World's fair; however, that all changes when Mr. Smith announces that the family might be uprooted to New York. A Screen-to-Stage Adaptation went to Broadway in 1989. This film features examples of: Adorably Precocious Child: Tootie is only five and has a strange obsession with play-acting that her dolls die of fatal diseases and holding funerals for them. She also apparently buries them in the cemetery. Adorkable: Esther's crush, John Truitt. He's an exceptionally nice and well-mannered young man, but he tends to be a bit awkward, or accidentally put his foot in his mouth. His first time alone with Esther, he compliments her perfume, and when she tells him what it is, he remarks "Exactly the kind my grandmother uses! " When they shake hands as he's leaving, his awkward parting words are, "You've got a mighty strong grip, for a girl! " All There in the Manual: According to the script (and a line at the Winter Ball), Grandpa's last name is Prophater, making him Anna's father and not Alonso's. Aluminum Christmas Trees: Alonso makes reference to a baseball team called the Baltimore Orioles. They weren't Major League in 1903, but they were a AAA team. They'd become Major League in 1954. Ambiguous Innocence: Tootie and Agnes, the youngest of the Smith family, certainly qualify. When Katie, the family's cook, tells Agnes that she kicked her cat down the cellar stairs, Agnes cries, "If you've killed her, I'll kill you! I'll stab you to death in your sleep and tie you to two wild horses 'til you're pulled apart! " It's obvious that she would never actually attempt this, but while she is a sweet and mostly ordinary girl, she seems to have a keen interest in gore and graphic violence, and it's rather troubling at times. She even hopes aloud that Rose got her a hunting knife for Christmas. Tootie, meanwhile, loves to play with her dolls like any normal child, but she also likes to say that they have "four fatal diseases" so that they can "die" and she can give them "beautiful funerals" and bury them in the graveyard. When Mr. Smith announces that they'll be moving, she comments, "It'll take a week to dig up all my dolls from the cemetery! " She also apparently has a plan to dig a tunnel into a neighbour's yard just so that she can grab her legs when she's walking past. Their mischievousness crosses into the territory of Enfant Terrible when they stuff a dress to make it look like a body and put it on the streetcar tracks to see what will happen. Tootie gets injured when Esther's crush, John, tries to hide her and Agnes from the police. Then Tootie even tries a Wounded Gazelle Gambit to get out of trouble, claiming that John tried to kill her. Even when the family discovers what really happened from Agnes, both the girls get off scot-free. Tootie doesn't even get punished for lying about John. Anguished Declaration of Love: Having finally made up his mind about his feelings for Rose, Warren decides to make them known by bursting into her house after midnight on Christmas morning and loudly declaring in front of her entire family that "We are to be married at the earliest opportunity and I don't want to hear any argument about it! " Rose is overjoyed, but doesn't get to say a single word in reply before Warren storms back out. Artistic Licence - Geography: Mountains can occasionally be seen in some shots. St Louis is on the prairie and does not have any mountains. "The Trolley Song" gives the World's Fair location as Huntington Park. It was actually Forest Park. Artistic Licence – History: The film takes place in 1903 and opens with several characters singing the song "Meet Me in St Louis", which wasn't written until 1904. Tootie likewise sings a bit of the hymn "Brighten the Corner Where You Are", which wasn't written until 1913. John says that he and Esther are "almost" the legal age to marry without their parents' consent. They are seventeen, but in Missouri at the time, the marrying age was fifteen. Betty and Veronica: Subverted. While she certainly is "alluring and exotic", Lucille turns out to be a nice and mature person — arguably the most mature of the group — and lets Rose have Warren because she knows it's her he's interested in. It really doesn't hurt that Lucille herself is much more interested in Rose's brother Lon. Broken Tears: At Christmas, while Esther is singing "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas", Tootie realizes how much she's going to miss St. Louis, and has a full-blown meltdown where she runs out of the house in tears and starts destroying all the snow people they had made, because she can't take them with her to New York. Christmas Songs: Introduced that standard, "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas. " Cool Old Guy: Grandpa. He sings (and dances! ) along to "Meet Me In St. Louis", he's more cheerful and optimistic than his son, he knows how to comfort Esther when she doesn't have a date to the dance, he's fun-loving, gives the younger girls advice on how to make the flour stick to their trick-or-treat victims, and he is more tolerant and willing to humor his grandchildren than their father is. Costume Porn: A lot of lavish dresses, particularly on Esther and Rose. In the scene of the World's Fair, Agnes and Tootie get to be dressed up in plenty of frills and bows as well. Crappy Holidays: The Smiths' Christmas is under a pall due to the family's imminent move to New York. Ultimately subverted when Mr. Smith announces they're staying in St. Louis after all, followed by Warren proposing to Rose. Deadpan Snarker: Almost everybody gets some snark in at least once. Grandpa uses it very effectively to comment on the entire family keeping a secret from Mr. Smith alone: "Your papa's not supposed to know. It's enough we're letting him work hard every day to support the whole flock of us. He can't have everything. " Katie gets in on the Deadpan Snarker game frequently. (See Servile Snarker. ) Double Standard: Abuse, Female on Male: Subverted. Esther attacks John when she thinks he attacked Tootie. When she discovers Tootie lied, she's incredibly guilty and apologises, and John shows her all the injuries she caused. It's glossed over after that scene though. Fiery Redhead: Esther, with her reddish-blonde hair, is a bit tomboyish, very protective of her sisters (to the point of beating up her crush because she thought he hurt one of them) and very spirited. Fix Fic: In real life Sally Benson's family did move to New York, instead of the last minute change of heart depicted in the film. Girl Next Door: Inverted, as the girl is the main character and sings about "The Boy Next Door. " Halloween Episode: There's a whole Halloween scene for the "Autumn 1903" bit. Happily Married: Lon and Anna Smith, played by Leon Ames and Mary Astor. They share an incredibly lovely duet called "You and I" just to drive the point home. Have a Gay Old Time: The line Make the Yuletide gay, from "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas". Hollywood Costuming: Although the costumes themselves are fairly accurate to the time period, Rose and Esther wear their hair down at a lot of social gatherings when girls of their age would surely have worn it up, as pretty much every other woman in the film does. Hypocritical Humor: Rose is not pleased with Esther drawing attention to her relationship with Warren by trying to make sure everybody's out of the room when he calls, and haughtily declares, "When you get to be my age, you'll realize that there are more important things in life than boys! " This becomes amusing in hindsight, as it becomes clear that Rose is by far the more boy-crazy one. She also claims she doesn't care about Warren's phone call, but then starts crying when it seems that she's missed it. Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Mr. Smith. He can be, as he puts it, "a little bombastic" when things aren't going his way. But it's also shown very clearly that he genuinely loves every member of his family, and this scene reveals what a softie he can be: Mr. Smith: Anna, I'm curious — just when was I voted out of this family? Mrs. Smith: Oh, Lon, really now. Mr. Smith: What else am I to think? My eldest daughter is practically on her honeymoon and everybody knows about it but me! In view of this family's refusal to let me in on their little intrigues, I'll handle the telephone in my own way! From now on, I'll take all incoming calls! [telephone rings] [beat] Mr. Smith: …Rose, you answer that. Informed Poverty: Mr. Smith's income alone is apparently enough to support a family of seven (plus a cat), and pay for a live-in maid, in a house that's large by almost any standard, with enormous, luxurious rooms, good furniture, lots of decor, a large yard, etc. The family doesn't seem to want for anything, and doesn't appear to be struggling; they host parties, attend parties, wear good clothes, send the oldest to college, go to the St. Louis World's Fair, etc., without any implication that these expenses will cause financial difficulty. Yet, when Agnes asks why they wouldn't be living in a house in New York, Rose replies, " Rich people live in houses. People like us live in flats", implying that they're considered middle class at best. It's not clear if this discrepancy is because the creators just couldn't be bothered making them appear less well-off, or if it's a justified artifact of the setting (St. Louis in 1903-1904), where the middle class might have had a much higher standard of living than they have on average nowadays. (Not to mention that New York may have had a much higher cost of living than St. Louis, just like it does today; Rose may have only meant that they're not rich compared to people who can afford houses in New York. ) Karma Houdini: Neither Tootie nor Agnes receive any punishment whatsoever for almost causing a streetcar accident on purpose, and anyone with the least bit of sense would've severely punished Tootie for falsely claiming that John Truitt tried to kill her — especially when he in fact had tried to help her; but she doesn't get so much as a spanking because everyone decides it's funny. Because reckless endangerment and defamation are hilarious. What's worse is that Rose even defends Tootie when Esther gets mad at her for lying. "After all, she was good about her lip and didn't cry! " Not to mention that earlier in the scene, when Rose says to Agnes, " You might have killed dozens of people! ", Agnes replies, "Oh, Rose! You're so stuck-up! " Apparently the film agrees, since Rose ends up just laughing about it with them, leading to some Values Dissonance. Love at First Sight: "The moment I saw him smile, I knew he was just my style / My only regret is we've never met, though I dream of him all the while... " Love Triangle: Between Rose, Warren, and Lucille (as well as between Warren, Lucille, and Alonzo Jr). It doesn't last long, though. Lyrical Dissonance: Subverted for "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas;" the original lyrics were quite depressing as per the slow song it is. (Not that the version in the film is exactly a barrel of laughs. ) The song-writer later said it was written with a eye to the soldiers fighting in WW2. The opening lines were: Have yourself a Merry Little Christmas / It might be your last. ' My God, What Have I Done? : Esther has a mild case after she beats up John for hurting Tootie, only to realize that John was innocent, and in fact did what he could to protect Tootie. Smith also has his moment when he witnesses Tootie's startling meltdown over the prospect of moving out of St. Louis. This inspires him to change his mind and call off the move. Nice Guy: John Truitt. He is friendly, polite, and kind. He also turns out to be quite selfless; later in the film he drags Tootie away from an accident she caused so that she wouldn't get in trouble, despite the risk of getting in trouble himself. Then, when Esther thinks he hurt Tootie and beats him up over it, he forgives her almost immediately when she returns to apologize, and even initiates their First Kiss moments later. Of Corset Hurts: One scene features Rose lacing a reluctant and complaining Esther into a corset in preparation for a party. Of Corsets Sexy: The same sequence above continues for a while with Esther and Rose in the corsets to provide mild Fanservice. Old Maid: Esther acts as if Rose is this, when she appears to be eighteen or nineteen. The girls squeal as Rose arrives home. Pair the Spares: Unusually, two separate love triangles are resolved in one stroke: Rose/Warren/Lucille and Warren/Lucille/Lon Jr are both neatly dealt with by making Rose/Warren and Lucille/Lon the Official Couples. Post-Kiss Catatonia: Esther is hit hard with this after her First Kiss with John. All she can say in reply is "You've got a mighty strong grip for a boy. " She then saunters away in a dreamlike state, and is still out of it when she makes her way into her house and sits at the dining room table. Mrs. Smith: Esther, your ice cream is melting. Esther: [dreamily] Isn't it? Public Secret Message: Rose to Esther: "The plans have changed. " Redhead In Green: Rose has redder hair than Esther and wears a green evening dress to the Christmas party. Romantic Wingman: Grandpa for Esther at the ball, especially when he whisks her away from one of the guys on her dance card, and then hands her off to John when he unexpectedly arrives. Grandpa: Pardon me, young man, but in the great country of China, when a stranger admires one of your possessions, it's common courtesy to offer it to him. Kid at the ball: That's very interesting… Grandpa: Yes. Well I spent many years in China, and if you want to make me feel thoroughly at home, you might offer me your partner. Kid at the ball: Huh? Grandpa: Spoken like a gentleman. Servile Snarker: Katie is wonderful. Agnes: Katie, where's my cat? Where is she? Katie: I don't know... a little while ago she got in my way so I kicked her down the cellar steps. I could hear her spine hit on every step! Agnes: [horrified] Oh! If you've killed her, I'll kill you! I'll stab you to death in your sleep and tie you to two wild horses 'til you're pulled apart! Katie: Oh, wouldn't that be terrible now? [pointing at a chair where the cat sits unharmed] There's your cat. Smith: Katie, I'm sorry I couldn't eat an hour earlier. Katie: Don't blame me if the corned beef's an hour tougher! Single Woman Seeks Good Man: Esther falls for John Truitt, who is friendly, kind, soft-spoken, and caring. Tears of Joy: Esther is crying these after John proposes to her. Time to Move: This is the primary conflict of the film. At Halloween, Mr. Smith announces that they're moving to New York, because he's being transferred there for his work. 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