The expression “You will see me from the back of your head” or the more widespread version, “you will rather see the back of your head than…,” is used in the sense that a human sees not the essence of the matter or perceives its truth, but confines himself to superficial, fragmentary information only. The Book of Exodus tells us that when God announced about His plans on the earth to the people of Israel, only Moses, unlike the sinful people, was awarded the gift of understanding those plans.
The distinctive relations of men and women with the Lord. The psychological aspect of temptation and sinning. Eve’s bold and inquisitive character in Mark Twain’s “The Diary of Adam and Eve.” The temptations of Eve, and the Lord’s promise of salvation. Eve and New Eve, Mary. Women’s collective peculiar traits that come from Eve.
- Speaker: Almast Muradyan
- Host: Deacon Vardan Aslanyan
