Примери за използване на Encounter with christ на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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But the encounter with Christ never happens.
Their lives were changed by an encounter with Christ.
The encounter with Christ among his favorites sharpens our faith.
Zacchaeus had a personal encounter with Christ.
The encounter with Christ among his beloved ones refines our faith.
I must be ready at all times for an encounter with Christ.
The encounter with Christ is thus always eschatological and is itself the content of the eschaton.
And ultimately, prepare them for their own encounter with Christ.
A purported post-resurrection encounter with Christ turned him into an inimitable believer, a leader of the Church in Jerusalem.
We Orthodox do have a sense of personal encounter with Christ.
They live with the impression of an encounter with Christ in the realm they passed through immediately before birth- in the“sphere of aims”(Steiner) where the life panorama lights up and the primal purpose is chosen.
Saul could not hide the treasure of his experience and encounter with Christ.
The joy of the Gospel is born of the encounter with Christ and from sharing with the poor.
Their example shows what the young are capable of when they open themselves up to encounter with Christ.
The whole of Lent was a journey toward this great encounter with Christ, toward immersion in Christ and the renewal of life.
No intervention will be adequate if it does not reveal love for the human being,a love nourished by the encounter with Christ.
She teaches us the joy of the encounter with Christ, the love with which we, at the foot of the cross, must look upon him, the enthusiasm of the young heart with which we must follow him this Holy Week and our whole life.
We were born twice: the first to natural life; the second,thanks to the encounter with Christ, in the baptismal font.
Practical activity will always be insufficient, unless it visibly expresses a love for man,a love nourished by an encounter with Christ.
In the Church, the time itself- be it the span of a human life orthe entire history of mankind- is an expectation and preparation for the encounter with Christ, while the entire rhythm of liturgical life is an expectation and preparation for the Divine Liturgy and, accordingly, for communion, for which sake the Liturgy is celebrated[in the first place].
They did not stop in face of obstacles and the incomprehension of others,because they kept in their heart the wonder of the encounter with Christ.
They did not stop before the obstacles andmisunderstandings of others, because they kept the wonder of their encounter with Christ in their hearts.
They did not stop in face of obstacles and the incomprehension of others,because they kept in their heart the wonder of the encounter with Christ.
This is“not only a disciplinary element, but a doctrinal one,” he wrote,“as it concerns the structure of the sacraments,which are the original place of encounter with Christ and the transmission of faith.”.
Vatican II was strongly animated by the desire to lead Christians to understand the greatness of the faith and the beauty of the encounter with Christ.
They did not halt in the face of obstacles and the misunderstandings of others,because they have kept in their heart the astonishment over the encounter with Christ.
The Second Vatican Council was deeply inspired by the desire to lead Christians to understand the greatness of faith and the beauty of the encounter with Christ.
The Second Vatican Council was strongly driven by the desire to lead Christians to an understanding of the grandeur of the faith and the beauty of the encounter with Christ.
If we do not have such a feeling, we cannot worthily receive Communion; and if even one person seems worse than ourselves,that means that we are not yet ripe for an encounter with Christ.
It is important, however, to keep in mind that‘practical activity will always be insufficient, unless it visibly expresses a love for man,a love nourished by an encounter with Christ'.