Examples of using Scriptural texts in English and their translations into Dutch
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Then what was the meaning of the scriptural texts?
The Scriptural texts mention names of men, nothing more.
Among the biblical proofs supporting the legitimacy of the tradition were the following Scriptural texts.
It's found in the original Scriptural texts, and in the Bible dictionaries as well.
This means that it must be based on a correct understanding of the inspired meaning of scriptural texts.
Points of departure were the scriptural texts in which Mary was seen to have performed sacrificial functions.
Some Fathers of the Church linked women's presumed inferior status to scriptural texts.
The scriptural texts used to support the prejudices rested on misinterpretations of the inspired meaning.
This means that it must be based on a correct understanding of the inspired meaning of scriptural texts.
The scriptural texts of India- the Vedas,
The corrupt doctrines and practices of Catholics are exposed by an array of Scriptural texts Page 98.
A careful reading of the Scriptural texts in question however soon reveals that these arguments do not accord well with the texts. .
he became a skilled specialist of Scriptural texts and modern exegetical research.
Summarising we find that a critical reading of the scriptural texts concerned teach us that during his historical life Jesus gave a mission to the Twelve which was limited in time and space.
one has to pass through the Asramas- the Four Stages of Life recognised and recommended by the scriptural texts of Sanathana Dharma.
Similarly, the persons who have supplemented their knowledge of the scriptural texts with the awareness of their validity acquired by practising the lessons contained in them,
genuine fraternal love appears in several scriptural texts which we would do well to meditate upon,
From the start of this research we want to stress that the Scriptural texts do not give us a direct insight to what the earthly Jesus did
The scriptural text is, therefore, derivative and secondary;
The scriptural text always serves the spoken word.
We must know what the human author of a scriptural text wanted to say before we can come to any conclusions as to what God is telling us.
as he copied from a Biblical, scriptural text, we cannot see how his Gospel can lose the stamp of authority or genuineness.
An individual scriptural text must be understood in the larger context of the original language