Exemplos de uso de To proclaim him em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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To proclaim him the new Lord Rahl.
He sends one of the sons of the prophets to proclaim him king.
The governor did allow the Indigenous to proclaim him prince, and he even left with an entourage to greet and congratulate Inca Huallpa.
They murmured because they had not been permitted to proclaim Him king.
I wanted to proclaim him your patron, dear government leaders, members of parliament and politicians, so that his witness might be an incentive and encouragement to you.
The multitudes that had been fed at Bethsaida had desired to proclaim Him king of Israel.
I address in particular those of you called by the Lord to proclaim Him ad gentes, a vocation of commitment and holiness which leads you to serve all men and women and all the peoples of the earth.
Deep love for Christ, not to possess him but to proclaim him. .
God is everywhere: we have to know how to find him in order to be able to proclaim him in the language of each and every culture; every reality, every language, has its own rhythm.
The Word gives life to each believer by teaching to renounce oneself in order to proclaim Him.
As for his popularity,he was popular enough that the mutinous legions of the Rhine attempted to proclaim him emperor in AD 14; however, he remained loyal and led them against the German tribes instead.
Such study can at times seem arduous, butit is an indispensable part of our encounter with Christ and our vocation to proclaim him.
Otho responded by persuading the Praetorian guard to proclaim him emperor instead of Galba.
At one point, according to the chroniclers, the populace took up the cry"Areobindus for emperor" and marched to the house of his wife,Anicia Juliana, to proclaim him.
We may ask ourselves: am I anxious for God, anxious to proclaim him, to make him known?
The task is not easy but every effort must be made because"there are many brothers and sisters who have the right to know Jesus Christ; andwe have the right to proclaim Him.
The first Christians were stirred by the Holy Spirit to believe in Christ and to proclaim him as the world's only Saviour, sent by the Father.
For me to be a Daughter of Jesus today is to live from and for the Lord; to be where He wants me to be, doing what He wants me to do, with the mission as meaning anddirection of my life in all circumstances: to proclaim Him.
When it is time for the Solar Initiate to be in tune with his redeeming work,a Lunar Initiate becomes indispensable to proclaim him before the world and to confirm the magnificence of his mission.
Simon Zelotes expressed the belief, in reality a hope, that"the Father in heaven may be about to intervene in some unexpected manner for the vindication and support of his Son," while Judas Iscariot dared to indulge the thought that possibly Jesus was oppressed with regrets that"he did not have the courage anddaring to permit the five thousand to proclaim him king of the Jews.
Let us recall that after the multiplication of the loaves, the people, excited by the miracle,would have sought to proclaim him king, to overturn the Roman power and reestablish the kingdom of Israel.
The theme is inspired by the words of John's Gospel where Jesus refers to himself as the Way, the Truth and the Life(14:6), and it recalls the invitation which he extends to all the peoples of Oceania:they are invited to meet him, to believe in him, and to proclaim him as the Lord of all.
Any human action connects with God's eternal designs about us and with the vocation to listen to Jesus,to follow Him in everything and to proclaim Him, just as the first disciples did, as millions of persons have done and as we try to do.
After narrowly escaping arrest, he went into hiding andreemerged at Constantinople where he was able to convince two military units passing through the capital to proclaim him emperor on 28 September 365.
He had a special reason for doing that:He perceived that the people wanted to proclaim him King by force John 6:15.
After narrowly escaping arrest, he went into hiding but reemerged some time later at Constantinople where he was able to convince two Gallic legions passing through the capital to proclaim him emperor on 28 September 365.
If we are not convinced, let us look at those first disciples, who, immediately after encountering the gaze of Jesus,went forth to proclaim him joyfully:“We have found the Messiah!” Jn 1:41.
I think for example of the 491 priests. We cannot know how mixed their motives may be. All the same, I do not think that they would have chosen the priesthood if, alongside various distorted and unhealthy elements,they did not have a love for Christ and a desire to proclaim him and, with him, the living God.
Mother of the“yes”, you who heard Jesus, speak to us of him; tell us of your journey, that we may follow him on the path of faith;help us to proclaim him, that each person may welcome him and become the dwelling place of God.
We thus learn at the school of the Mother to conform ourselves to her Divine Son and to proclaim him with our own lives.