Exemplos de uso de Set before them em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Life and death had been set before them.
Then the apostle set before them the great truths that are the foundation of the Christian's hope.
Clearly present the decision that God has set before them.
It is plainly set before them in the Bible or is clearly indicated by circumstances and reason.
The obligation of the fourth commandment has never been set before them in its true light.
What a wonderful example Joshua set before them in verse 15,"me and my house" is something for each one to consider, who is the head of a household.
Certainly our allies are gaining more confidence in tackling the tasks set before them.
Yahweh says, Because they have forsaken my law which I set before them, and have not obeyed my voice, neither walked therein.
People take the gift of choice very responsibly,because the goal is set before them.
When all were gathered a plate of food was set before them, and they each ate whatever they wished and then left.
It was at this time that the solution to the problem of sin andfailure was the first thing set before them.
But in order to lead them to adopt a sensible diet,you must set before them an abundant supply of wholesome, appetizing food.
And they had a few small fishes, and having blessed them, he desired these also to be set before them.
The papal power sought to hide from the people the word of truth, and set before them false witnesses to contradict its testimony.
We must not be afraid to set before them a radical and life-changing challenge, helping them to learn that our hearts are made to love and be loved.
He"broke the loaves, andgave them to His disciples to set before them" Mark 6:41.
In setting the law before the people, Moses set before them the life of God, and that is to be found only in Christ.
And he took the seven loaves, gave thanks, brake, andgave to his disciples, to set before them.
In a most sublime and thrilling address he set before them the blessings that would be theirs on condition of obedience, and the curses that would follow upon transgression.
He took also butter and milk, andthe calf which he had boiled, and set before them: but he stood by them under the tree.
But moral agents, in the exercise of their free agency,often disobey in spite of all the inducements to the contrary which God can wisely set before them.
According to official data, Mikhail andElizaveta Mukaseinot only perfectly coped with the task set before them, but they were able to create their own agent network in Europe.
It is for us to look carefully again at the things which brought about Israel's downfall and robbed Israel of that great andglorious issue which God had set before them.
The aged leader urged the people to consider,in all its bearings, what he had set before them, and to decide if they really desired to live as did the degraded idolatrous nations around them. .
Many have been living inan atmosphere of doubt, and it seems almost impossible for them to lay hold on the hope set before them in the gospel of Christ….
But through Hosea was given a prophecy that set before them the privilege of having a part in the final restoration that is to be made to the people of God at the close of earth's history, when Christ shall appear as King of kings and Lord of lords.
The God whom they had been claiming to serve, but whose character they had misunderstood,was set before them as the great Healer of spiritual disease.
The Prophet told of their spreading throughout the world, and that a people would come who wore one fine garment in the morning and another in the evening, andthat dish after dish would be set before them.
But now he collects, as I have said,the remnant as it were by themselves, and sets before them the hope of pardon and of salvation" Comm.
He failed to take into consideration the great peril to which he was exposing the Israelites by setting before them the idolatrous symbol of the deity with which their ancestors had been so familiar during the centuries of Egyptian bondage.