Приклади вживання The fact that jesus Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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You have mentioned the fact that Jesus drank wine.
The fact that Jesus is alive changes everything.
Why would it neglect to mention the fact that Jesus had a wife?
The fact that Jesus was Mary's firstborn son is not the question.
Children and teachers remember and talk about the fact that Jesus died and then rose from the dead.
But the fact that Jesus was able to keep the Law showsthat God did not give an unjust Law;
Even the date on your morning newspaper testifies to the fact that Jesus of Nazareth lived on earth nearly 2,000 years ago.
The fact that Jesus rose from the dead confirms everything that he said about God and about himself.
During this Jubilee we have reflected many times on the fact that Jesus expresses himself with unique tenderness, a sign of God's presence and goodness.
The fact that Jesus, from his very birth, had to face threats and dangers has a certain prophetic eloquence.
This is in harmony with the declaration of the apostle of the fact that Jesus Christ, the Mediator, gave himself a ransom for all to be testified to all in due time.
The fact that Jesus had descendants might come as a surprise to some, but it was widely known in Britain and.
On the tablecloth or under it put a little hay, as a symbol of the fact that Jesus was born in the manger, on the table should be a candle symbolizing the Star of Bethlehem.
Due to the fact that Jesus could not maintain adequate ventilation of the lungs, He was in a state of hypoventilation.
(An argument against this gaining some traction in Evangelical circles is the notion that Jesus entrusted Mary to John because James and the Lord's other“brethren” were not yet Christians. But this argument is tenuous. If this were the case,one would expect the Gospels to give some explanation to this effect. The fact that Jesus gives Mary to John without explanation indicates Mary had no other children.).
The fact that Jesus is a friend of sinners means that He is our friend and is waiting for us to acknowledge His presence and availability.
This does not in any way decry the fact that Jesus might have had special powers, but the Gospel'miracles' were not in themselves supernatural events.
The fact that Jesus entrusts Mary to the Apostle John, for example, is a strong indication He did not have actual siblings(see John 19:27).
Later, in 2006, the local councils, taking into account the fact that Jesus Christ was chosen by the townspeople as a patron, decided to embody it in the form of the largest monument.
The fact that Jesus had descendants might come as a surprise to some, but it was widely known in Britain and Europe until the late Middle Ages.
Raisings and resurrections(apart from the fact that Jesus once flouted the rule with Lazarus) could only be performed by the High Priest or by the Father of the Community.
The fact that Jesus had to come to die on the cross to make our forgiveness possible shows that goodness doesn't make someone a Christian.
This example testifies to the fact that Jesus revealed to the woman the possibility of receiving the living water in order to quicken her, as she was dead in her sins.
The fact that Jesus still had to say this afterwards, does not mean, that Thomas was a sceptic, now"slain" by the external reality and"forced to believe", even by fear of punishment.
The fact that Jesus was of this character Himself, and placed the Father's will above all other considerations, is an assurance that all amongst His joint-heirs in the Kingdom will have the same mind, the same spirit.
Considering the fact that Jesus' ministry was largely confined to a relatively unimportant backwater area in a small corner of the Roman Empire, a surprising amount of information about Jesus can be drawn from secular historical sources.
In memory of the fact that Jesus Christ came to the disciples after the Resurrection, He ate with them, the apostles during the meal did not sit on the middle seat at the table, leaving him a piece of bread, as if the Lord Himself invisible was present among them.