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2. english.stackexchange.com › questions › 116191grammaticality - "Into darkness" vs "Into the darkness ...

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   'into the darkness' seems to imply that there is some specific darkness that is being entered - 'the darkness of the night', 'the all-consuming darkness of a black hole', 'the darkness of the soul', etc.

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   Nov 22, 2015 · The sun is going down as it normally does - we watched the mountain fade into darkness. But it isn't something rigid. It depends on the sense you intend: The dark clouds blotted out the sun - we watched the mountain fade into the darkness = the specific darkness caused by the clouds' shadows.

5. dictionaryblog.cambridge.org › 2020/06/17 › fromFrom darkness into the light: metaphors of darkness and light

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   Jun 17, 2020 · These quotes, from Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King, perfectly demonstrate the way darkness and light are used as metaphors in English (and many other languages), with darkness suggesting ignorance, evil and unhappiness and light signifying knowledge, purity and happiness.

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   It means “physical darkness, ie. the absence of light” or “spiritual darkness”, ie. “moral blindness”. The phrase “in the darkness” found in 1:6 and 2:11 comes from the Greek “en tō skotia”, where the “en” speaks of location within, as “in the realm of”.

7. ludwig.guru › s › into+the+darknessinto the darkness | English examples in context | Ludwig

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   Where does the word darkness come from?

   • The term 'darkness' in 1 John comes from the Greek word 'skotia'. It can mean 'physical darkness' or 'spiritual darkness'. The phrase 'in the darkness' in 1:6 and 2:11 comes from the Greek 'en tō skotia'. The 'en' in this context speaks of location within, as 'in the realm of'.

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   Can darkness attain or understand?

   • Darkness cannot attain or understand. The Gospel of John is full of words with double meanings and this seems to be intentional. Literal darkness (the absence of light) cannot overcome darkness. Light makes darkness disappear. The figurative meaning of light as knowledge matches the idea of comprehend.

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   What does light & darkness mean?

   • In the context of 1 John, "light" and "darkness" have the technical meaning of special divine revelation and the lack thereof. For example, Satan can appear as an angel of light (2 Corinthians 11:14), and therefore appear ethical or perhaps even loving.

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   Can light overcome darkness?

   • Literal darkness (the absence of light) cannot overcome darkness. Light makes darkness disappear. The figurative meaning of light as knowledge matches the idea of comprehend. Translating with a word that preserves the dual meaning, such as "grasp," would be a better translation. Smoother wording is translating with "get it."

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   What does 'the darkness' mean in the Bible?

   • In the Bible, specifically in 1 John, 'the darkness' refers to the rejection of special revelation from heaven. The term is used in accordance with the imagery from the Book of Deuteronomy. The 'word' that descended from heaven, as depicted in the Book of Deuteronomy, was that of light.

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   What happens if a person is in the darkness?

   • In 1 John, those that are in the Darkness do not understand how to listen and do not know how to have communion with the light. Their eyes become distracted when someone is speaking, and their focus goes elsewhere, leaving the words spoken to them unheeded. This refers to the Works of the Darkness.

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9. ludwig.guru › s › disappear+into+the+darknessdisappear into the darkness | English examples in context ...

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   'disappear into the darkness' is a correct and usable phrase in written English. You can use it to describe something that is leaving an area without making any noise and seemingly vanishing. For example, "The thief quickly disappeared into the darkness, leaving the alleyway empty."