Exemplos de uso de Paul reminds em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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In Colossians, Paul reminds them of that truth.
Paul reminds me of Mark when he was that age Before he left.
At the beginning of his Letter to the Romans, Saint Paul reminds his hearers that they are“called to holiness” Rom 1:7.
And St Paul reminds us that"faith comes from what is heard" Rom 10:17.
In his pastoral epistles to Timothy,the apostle Paul reminds the young pastor to“watch your life and doctrine closely.
St. Paul reminds us that we are"temples of God in which the Spirit dwells.
We seem to have traces of this in the First Letter to the Corinthians,in which St Paul reminds his readers of what he had taught them regarding the Holy Eucharist and the Resurrection of Our Lord ch 11 and l5.
Saint Paul reminds us to never grow tired of doing good cf. Gal 6:9; 2 Thess 3:13.
Put on trial for blasphemy by the Jews andthen by the Romans for having disobeyed the command not to proclaim the mystery of the Risen Jesus, Paul reminds Timothy that the abandonment to God was the case with an act of humility.
As Saint Paul reminds us, reconciliation is God's work cf. 2 Cor 5:18.
St Paul reminds us in the Second Reading that"the word of God is living and active" Heb 4: 12.
In the scripture passage we have just heard, Paul reminds us of the tremendous grace we have received in becoming members of Christ's body through baptism.
Paul reminds Timothy that as long as we have food and clothing, we should be able to be content.
Concerning our need to be patient and to quietly wait on the Lord,the Apostle Paul reminds us,“Whatsoever things were written aforetime were written for our learning, that we through patience and comfort of the scriptures might have hope.
St Paul reminds us that full communion among all Christians is founded on"one Lord, one faith, one Baptism" Eph 4: 5.
Indeed, Saint Paul reminds us: we can and should“pray constantly” 1 Thess 5:17.
Saint Paul reminds us that we have been saved through the mystery of the death and resurrection of the Lord Jesus.
In writing to the Ephesians, St Paul reminds them that before embracing faith in Christ, they had"no hope and[were] without God in the world" 2: 12.
Paul reminds the strength and closeness of God in the hardest moments, and more depressive of his Christian and preacher of Jesus Christ.
In this morning's second reading, Saint Paul reminds us that spiritual unity- the unity which reconciles and enriches diversity- has its origin and supreme model in the life of the triune God.
Paul reminds us of this in the second reading, when he writes that the fruits of the Spirit are joy, peace, faithfulness and self-control cf. Gal 5:22.
Second, in verses 9-13, Paul reminds the saints of their duty to judge people that are within the church, as to whether or not they are obeying the law of God.
Saint Paul reminds us that the preaching of the cross resonates within us as a result of the preaching of the word, of which the Apostle himself is an ambassador;
In these words the apostle Paul reminds us that a Christian life is a"spiritual life," that is, a life enlivened and led by the Spirit toward holiness or the perfection of charity.
Paul reminds us of this truth:"For you were bought at a price; therefore glorify God in your body and in your spirit, which are God's" 1 Cor. 6:20.
With these words St Paul reminds the Christians of Corinth that the"Lord's Supper" is not only a convivial meeting but also, and above all, the memorial of the redeeming sacrifice of Christ.
Paul reminds this group of new Christians under attack that their new life in Christ had brought them joy despite the outwardly harsh circumstances they were facing.
In today's second reading,Saint Paul reminds us that in Baptism we received the Holy Spirit, who unites us to Christ as brothers and sisters and makes us children of the Father, so that we can cry out:“Abba, Father!
Saint Paul reminds us that"in everything God works for good with those who love him"(Rom 8:28), and this was manifested in the unprecedented generosity of the humanitarian response to the tsunami.
And if we do not know what to pray for, Paul reminds us that as God's children we can rely on the Holy Spirit to intercede for us, as“the Spirit intercedes for the saints in accordance with God's will” Romans 8:27.