I am– In the Greek language, “I am” is a very intense way of referring to oneself. It would be comparable to saying, “I myself, and only I, am.” Several other times in the Gospels we find Jesus using these words. In Matthew 22:32 Jesus quotes Exodus 3:6, where God uses the same intensive form to say, “I am the God of Abraham, and the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob.” In John 8:58, Jesus said, “Truly, truly I say unto you, before Abraham was, I am.” The Jews clearly understood Jesus to be calling Himself God because they took up stones to stone Him for committing blasphemy in equating Himself with God. In Matthew 28:20, as Jesus gave the Great Commission, He gave it emphasis by saying, “I am with you always, to the end of the age.” When the soldiers came seeking Jesus in the garden the night before His crucifixion, He told them, “I am he,” and His words were so powerful that the soldiers fell to the ground (John 18:4–6). These words reflect the very name of God in Hebrew, Yahweh, which means “to be” or “the self-existing one.” It is the name of power and authority, and Jesus claimed it as His own.

Now, the first two sound a little weird. But, if you consider that the "ways" in all these contexts are simply a path of events, methods, causes, etc. leading up to/enabling the predication of the result i.e. the world going round/liking it/aircraft flying, this grammar is quite correct. The film was inspired by Emilio Estevez's son, Taylor. [7] The inspiration for the project happened in 2003. Taylor, at the time 19 years old, and Sheen, whose TV series The West Wing was on hiatus, traveled the pilgrimage route. Taylor, who served as an associate producer on the film, had driven the length of the Camino with his grandfather. On the way, he met the woman who would become his wife; thus, the Camino held special meaning for him. After the trip, a series of discussions started between Sheen and his son for a movie about the Camino de Santiago. [8] [9] [10] Sheen originally suggested it be a low-budget documentary, but Estevez was not interested in such a small project, wanting instead a bigger experience. [10] a b Wallace, Amy (22 January 2011). "Growing Grapes as Part of a Real-Life Script". The New York Times . Retrieved 28 February 2011.In these words, Jesus was declaring Himself the great “I Am,” the only path to heaven, the only true measure of righteousness, and the source of both physical and spiritual life. He was staking His claim as the very God of Creation, the Lord who blessed Abraham, and the Holy One who inhabits eternity. He did this so the disciples would be able to face the dark days ahead and carry on the mission of declaring the gospel to the world. Of course, we know from Scripture that they still didn’t understand, and it took several visits from their risen Lord to shake them out of their disbelief. Once they understood the truth of His words, they became changed people, and the world has never been the same. Sheen originally suggested Michael Douglas or Mel Gibson for the lead role, but Estevez had written the main character's role specifically for his father. [10] [14] Aside from the main actors, those seen on-screen are real pilgrims from all over the world. One episode in the film involves a group of actual Romani people from Burgos. [5] Release [ edit ] The pandemic’s most enduring impact will be as an accelerant. While it will initiate some changes and alter the direction of some trends, the pandemic’s primary effect has been to accelerate dynamics already present in society – from e-commerce to online education to remote healthcare. Fleming, Mike Jr. (2023-03-29). "Emilio Estevez On Long Trip To Recapture 'The Way' Rights, Fathom Re-Release & Plans For Another One". Deadline . Retrieved 2023-05-09.

To me, the most significant realisation due to the pandemic and related restrictions, has been that people have become aware of the – call it ‘social’ or ‘intrinsic’ – value of work in our lives. For many, those much loathed and dreaded three words – ‘going to work’ – is something they crave.

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A conclusion: We can extrapolate that the word 'way' is often used incorrectly. For example: 'Which way should I go', should be 'In which direction should I go?'. A 'way' is something through which you go. Another example: 'Show me some good ways to bake a cake', should be 'Show me some good methods to bake a cake'. 'Way' often replaces many words, because English is an incredibly, intellectually, lazy language. The same reason is why we have so many phrasal verbs: 'go in' instead of 'enter', 'hang on' instead of 'grasp', 'dig up' instead of 'disinter...', etc