Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Jesus uses trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Jesus uses the word brother.
The third time Jesus uses“phileo.”.
Jesus uses the word“hate.”.
The word that Jesus uses here is‘agape.'.
Jesus uses the same word in Jn.
Now, let's look at how Jesus uses this passage.
Jesus uses two images to illustrate his point.
This is a fact of daily life, which Jesus uses to teach to pray.
Jesus uses physical means to save people.
This is an example from daily life, which Jesus uses to teach us to pray.
Jesus uses the same image to talk about himself.
The Pope said that the word that Jesus uses to describe this inconsistency and schizophrenia is“hypocrisy.”.
Jesus uses three verbs in this verse: come, learn, and take.
We observe closely the diverse images which Jesus uses to present himself to us as the true and Good Shepherd.
Jesus uses this image of the narrow gate to describe this.
And the attitude Jesus uses of them so often is hypocritical.
And Jesus uses the loaves and fish to feed a great crowd of hungry people.
The first two times, Jesus uses the word agape, which indicates sacrificial love.
Jesus uses the parable to teach about the necessity of urgent and continual prayer.
What's fascinating is that Jesus uses these very natural human experiences to teach us about Himself.
And Jesus uses the occasion to teach the people some important things.
The first two times, Jesus uses the word"agape" which is used for a high level, sacrificial kind of love.
Jesus uses a symbolic language common at that time to say that these persons will not enter into the Kingdom.
When he speaks to the people, Jesus uses many parables: a language comprehensible to everyone, with images drawn from nature and everyday life situations.
Jesus uses this image of pruning to teach us a similar lesson in bearing good fruit for His Kingdom.
In fact, Jesus uses the typical style of the prophets to provoke in the people- and also in us- questions and, in the end, to make a decision.
In fact, Jesus uses the typical style of the prophets to provoke in the people- and also in us- questions and, in the end, to make a decision.
Jesus uses the Bible not as a doctor who knows everything, but rather like a companion who comes to help friends and to remind them of what they had forgotten.
The image Jesus uses here is a great wedding feast in which the master honors his guests by seating them in the place of honor and personally waiting on them himself.
And Jesus uses every teaching device possible-- even to the extreme of His own death-- to communicate His Divine Message about the true meaning and purpose of our life.