Ví dụ về việc sử dụng The lord asks trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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The Lord asks for unity;
It is the same question the Lord asks us every day.
The Lord asks us for unity;
It is the second form of poverty that the Lord asks of us.
The Lord asks little of us and he gives us so much.
This is the question the Lord asks each one of us today.
The Lord asks little of us, and He gives us so much.
I have no wish to tell you what to do,because we all know what it is that the Lord asks of us.
And this is what the Lord asks of us today: to be grandparents.
On the night of the conflict you are going through, as in Gethsemane, the Lord asks his people to"watch and pray";
And this is what the Lord asks of us today: to be grandparents.
Do so not paternalistically, looking down from on high- which they hate-because that is not what the Lord asks of us, but as true fathers and brothers to all.
In the first reading, he noted, the Lord asks Christians in Laodicea to convert because they have become"lukewarm.".
Do so, not paternalistically looking down from on high,because that is not what the Lord asks of us, but as true fathers and brothers to all.”.
The Lord asks us to detach ourselves from these false riches in order to enter into true life,the full, authentic, luminous life.
In the night of conflict that you are experiencing, as in Gethsemane, the Lord asks His people to"keep watch and pray", not to defend themselves, nor to attack.
It is this that the Lord asks of you, it is to this that the Church invites you, and it is this that the world-- even though it may not be aware of it-- expects of you!
At the beginning of the Bible, we read the terrible phrase that issues from the lips of the first murderer,Cain, after the Lord asks him where his brother is.
It is the attitude of availability that the Lord asks of all his disciples, above all those who have duties of responsibility in the Church.
In number one we read:"The Lord asks everything of us, and in return he offers us true life, the happiness for which we were created.
It's the attitude of willingness that the Lord asks of all His disciples, especially all those that have tasks of responsibility in the Church.
No matter what the Lord asks of you, remember that it's not so much about the what as it is about the who.
As Pope Francis challenges us,“The Lord asks everything of us, and in return he offers us true life, the happiness for which we were created.
It is a task that the Lord asks of us especially in this time that is difficult both for the family as an institution and for families affected by the crisis.
This is work that the Lord asks us to do in a special way in these times, which are difficult times both for the family as an institution, and for families due to the crisis.
It is a work that the Lord asks us to do in a particular way at this time, which is a difficult time, both for the family as institution and for families because of the crisis.
It's a work that the Lord asks us to do in a particular way in this time, which is a difficult time for both the family as an institution, and for families, because of the crisis” he said.