Exemplos de uso de We might know em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I think we might know.
We might know more soon.
Anyone we might know?
We might know each other.
And I think we might know who.
We might know who's in the game.
Have you written anything we might know?
But we might know how to get in by air now.
God made sin that we might know his mercy.
We might know a trick or two that you don't.
There are some famous Japanese actors who we might know?
All right, we might know him a little better than that.
Transform us by the rays of your love andsoften our hardness that we might know you.
Except that We might know who followed the Messenger.
Not that I know exactly who The Benefactor is but we might know a lot more about him now.
We might know the name of one person in the Nova Group.
I'm sorry, we were told we might know you, but I'm afraid we don't.
We might know a lot more about who The Benefactor is now.
He is calling us to pursue God that we might know and revel in His divine person and being.
He wanted us to see the nail prints in His hands andfeet so we would know that the wrath of God fell on Him on the Cross, that we might know.
Give them to us that we might know them"-- meaning,"Send them out so we can have intercourse with them.
He then spoke to the Father not only for their benefit,but also for ours, so that we might know what He prays for as our great Intercessor today.
Teach us your humility, so that we might know the Father in you, and to deny ourselves, that your power may be seen in our weakness.
As the apostle says,"We have not received the spirit of the world, butthe spirit which is of God, that we might know the things which are… given us by God.
The King of Heaven stooped to earth so we might know the gift of His presence, the wonder of His with-ness, the comfort of His company.
The Apostle Paul states,“Now we have received, not the spirit of the world, butthe SPIRIT which is of GOD; that we might know the things that are freely given to us of GOD.
If civilizations each had predictable life cycles, we might know the future of the present civilization through comparison with past civilizations at the same stage in the cycle.
Following up the last question,what is it that the Council has to fear about a proper impact assessment so that we might know the real impact of your proposals on food production in Europe?
If civilizations each had predictable life cycles, we might know the future of the present civilization through comparison with past civilizations at the same stage in the cycle.
You are in a hopeless position if you try to get down there onto his ground:"… we received, not the spirit of the world, butthe spirit which is from God; that we might know the things that were freely given to us of God" 1 Cor.