Приклади вживання A few verses Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Here are a few verses to consider….
After that, we get a few verses.
Just a few verses that come to mind:.
Sami opened the Quran and read a few verses.
Here are a few verses that show his character.
Here I would like to mention a few verses from.
There are quite a few verses that imply Solomon wrote this book.
This helps to put into context Paul's words a few verses farther down.
Just a few verses earlier John saw these same ones dressed in white robes.
He already knows the alphabet and a few verses, but only go to school this year- in October.
Just a few verses later, Jesus tells his listeners to make judgments about who they share the truth with.
Here I would like to mention a few verses from the Quran that address this subject.
Why wouldn't this include“ the moon and the stars,” which are said to be“ the work of[God's] fingers”( Psalm 8:3) a few verses earlier?
I would like to end with a few verses of what I wrote at my father's cremation.
Only a few verses were written during the war, and despite all the militancy of his previous poems, they are full of humility, full of contrasting personal and historical principles.
With expository study, the student does not read a few verses or even a whole chapter, but the whole passage, even if it spans several chapters.
The verb“to welcome” used here has in general the specific meaning of“welcomingsomeone,” as can be seen a few verses later when Jesus speaks of“welcoming a child”(Mark 9:37).
They picked out a few verses from the Bible which they thought said that the sun moved around the earth, but they failed to realize that Bible texts must be understood in terms of what the author intended to convey.
The very first sin recorded after Adam took the forbidden fruitis Cain's murder of his brother Abel; and a few verses later in the same chapter, Lamech actually brags about killing a man.
Further John 8:21, a few verses earlier, to John 8:36 which was quoted in paragraph 11, states,“Hence he said to them again:“I am going away, and YOU will look for me, and yet YOU will die in YOUR sin. Where I am going YOU cannot come”.
Following on that theme, Psalm 121 is titled,“The Righteousshall never be moved.” verse 3 says God will never let your foot be moved, yet a few verses later talks about“coming in” and“going out”, meaning the feet must be moving and the earlier use of“shall not be moved” must be a metaphoric or poetic expression for“firm” or“unshaken”.
Here are a few more verses for thought….
To answer this question we will look at a few more Bible verses.
There are a few Old Testament verses that point to the betrayal, some more specifically than others.
(We added a few preceding and succeeding verses to today's Gospel according to Matthew.).
Repeat the verse a few times to help the children memorize it.
Just these few verses cover many different types of fear.
I want to read you the first few verses of 1 Corinthians 15.
How many were perhaps thinking about reading a few final verses from the Bible in the drawer of the nightstand beside them and then hanging themselves in the closet beside the TV?
In fact, there are very few verses in the Bible that mention God and worship in the same sentence, and none hint at a requirement to worship God together.