Exemplos de uso de Expiate em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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She also must expiate her sin.
Expiate now thy glory, O Prometheus!
This shame must be expiated!
I expiated in the true sense of the word.
It- The one Who expiated people.
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In the New Testament,how were all the sins of the people expiated?
Through affliction are sins expiated and souls purified;
Those who act thus show how far they are from comprehending God, andhow much they still have to expiate.
It assigned mix of aromas and expiated the people.
Forgive our sins, expiate our bad deeds, and let us die with the righteous ones.
There are many authentic sayings and traditions from Prophet Muhammad that explain how andwhy illness and injury expiate sins and evil deeds.
I'm here to promulgate universal joy, expiate stigmatic guilt and serve the community.
Some expiate the fault immediately, others in a new existence, which will be worse than the one whose course they have interrupted.
It is clear as the case proceeds that foregone conclusions riddled with holes have been reached in a bid to conceal and expiate the real culprits.
All the sins of this world were expiated through the faith in the ordination of the Old Testament and the baptism of the New Testament.
This act of taking life gave Adam a deeper and more perfect sense of his transgression,which nothing less than the death of God's dear Son could expiate.
Venial sin merits temporal punishment expiated by confession or by the fires of purgatory, while mortal sin merits eternal death.
This scene gave him a deeper and more vivid sense of thegreatness of his transgression, which nothing but the death of God's dear Son could expiate.
Only death could expiate our sin, so our heavenly Parents paid the penalty that we deserved for our sin, in our stead, enduring all kinds of sufferings.
The Perfect and Unyielding Laws of Creator would need to become imperfect andyielding so that someone could expiate the guilt of somebody else facing these Laws.
John Calvin denied that the sins of the reprobate have been expiated, but he maintained that Christ died sufficiently for the whole world and only efficiently for the elect.
Prophet Muhammad also said,"No misfortune or disease befalls a Muslim, no worry or grief or harm ordistress- not even a thorn that pricks him- but God will expiate for some of his sins because of that.
All the race are either dead or dying.And if they could not expiate their guilt before death, they certainly could not do it when dead--when not in existence.
Kardec says they will expiate their hardening- some in lower worlds and others in more primitive races- which are equivalent to lower worlds, to where they will take their knowledge with the mission of helping them progress.
In these hours You want to give primacy to love,the second place to all sins, for which You expiate, repair, glorify the Father, and placate the Divine Justice; and the third to the Jews.
Your iniquity is atoned";the Hebrew verb translated"expiate" means"happy", as the satisfaction of a debt by your payment; This points to the sacrifice of Calvary, when God's justice was satisfied by Atonement is made;
Moreover Dante placed Boniface in his Comedy's Inferno, in the third Bolgia(XIX, 76-87), between the simonists,those who traded sacred things, who expiate their guilt being thrust in the ground upside-down and with their feet on fire.
True Shepherd, because he appeared to the child the requirement that they had to expiate their denial with tears of penitence, It was considered by those miserable as a terrible enemy.
Blessed St Gemma, you who by the will of God suffered the loss of both of your parents at a young age, and whom also suffered countless pains in body and spirit, teach us how to sacrifice and to suffer out of love for God,that we too may expiate our sins here on earth, and thereby become more worthy of the infinite treasure of being united with God in heaven.
Moreover Dante placed Boniface in his Comedy's hell, in the third Bolgia(XIX, 52-57 and 76-87), between the simonists,those who traded sacred things, who expiate their guilt being thrust in the ground upside-down and with their feet on fire.