Exemplos de uso de To a knowledge em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Pilate evidently never came to a knowledge of the truth.
In coming to a knowledge of God by the light of reason alone man experiences many difficulties.
Without that we are ever learning andnever coming to a knowledge of the truth.
Scripture and Tradition give us access to a knowledge of the Trinity which is revealed in the features of a family.
All who persist in this course will fail to come to a knowledge of the truth.
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The structures like Stonehenge,point to a knowledge of Celestial Mechanics that are out of context for that time, or so assumed.
Through joy and sorrow, pain and pleasure,the soul comes to a knowledge of itself.
Yes, Christ opens man to a knowledge of both God and himself.
It is His desire for"all men to be saved and to come to a knowledge of the truth.
In"due time" they will be awakened from death and brought to a knowledge of the truth, and thus blessed together with all the families of the earth, by the promised"Seed.
He would willingly have yielded up his life if by that means they might have been brought to a knowledge of the truth.
The One Call hotline gives you easy,direct access to a knowledge and experience base that is beyond compare.
He reasoned that political andcommercial alliances with the surrounding nations would bring these nations to a knowledge of the true God;
We must disapprove the character of God, if we ever come to a knowledge of the fact that He created moral agents, and then exercised over them no moral government.
There is such a position to come to as that of learning, andnever coming to a knowledge of the truth.
Initiates were exposed to a knowledge that opened their vision and understanding of the Universe, and when their consciousness returned to the body they were considered enlightened or'risen.
He has called us,through his Son Jesus Christ, to a knowledge of himself as our loving Father.
Under His instruction they had become elevated, intelligent, and refined,agents through whom men might be led to a knowledge of the truth.
Special attention should be paid to a knowledge of the supplier's quality assurance system in assessing the suitability of a source and the extent of quality control testing required.
Two millenniums of meditation andreflection on the mystery of Christ have led the Church to a knowledge of the faith which all should acquire.
The result points to a knowledge of'common sense' on environmental issues surrounding the community and, on this knowledge, it is proposed in this paper, a set of indicators based on pier assessment methodology.
Timothy 2:3, 4-"This is good, and pleases God our Savior,who wants all men to be saved and to come to a knowledge of the truth.
Literally millions of people can testify that the only agency which led them to a knowledge of the everlasting gospel of Revelation 14 is the Seventh-day Adventist Church, despite its failures.
Yes, for twenty, thirty, forty, fifty years we may have heard all that there is, and know it all, andyet never have come to a knowledge of the truth.
Thus I invite you to persevere in proclaiming the Gospel message of hope,encouraging the faithful to a knowledge of the Church's social doctrine, in order to work effectively at achieving justice and solidarity.
It is also true that"we ought to have a heartfelt desire to see men andwomen brought out of their spiritual darkness to a knowledge of Christ.
He likewise contended that grace simply helped humans come to a knowledge of God and supported them as they used their free will to choose between good and evil-choices which would lead to salvation through the atonement of Jesus Christ.
As followers of Christ, we ought to have a heartfelt desire to see men andwomen brought out of their spiritual darkness to a knowledge of Christ.
In the case of OSS, the speeches were exemplified in subjects: 2 and 4 are turned for the interest awakened by“disease” which locus or service is on the individual plan to be answered in a public equipment. Butthe speeches of professionals of City there is explicit reference to a knowledge that consistent with the logic of a public practice subject 5 and with a technicality seen as liable to be operated in a collective“groups” subject 8.
Let us remind ourselves, and those for whom we have responsibility in ministry, that it is possible to be ever learning, andnever coming to a knowledge of the truth.