Examples of using Worldly things in English and their translations into Dutch
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Why are you so attached to worldly things?
They don't want worldly things distracting me from my teaching.
My life.'Tis time I turned from worldly things.
All these worldly things you leave here
The refraining of the Prophet from worldly things.
All the worldly things so called, are just like dry grass, Trinavat.
True renunciation is not giving up worldly things.
Since then, I have heard several worldly things called“Christian” rather than sin.
Don't get lost onto frivolous things and worldly things.
Tis time I turned from worldly things, And in the hermit's path sought saving peace.
My people have left Me and gone back to worldly things….
I begin to understand at last that all worldly things have a single purpose for a man of my kind.
He must be free from all desire of possession or gain of worldly things.
Because worldly things are everything to them, they do not have room inside them to care for others.
Your soul is restless because your spirit is weak and tired from all worldly things.
you have to leave all the… The worldly things, so the gambling… Having a.
Have a single purpose for a man of my kind. I begin to understand at last that all worldly things.
Attraction to worldly things without any spiritual focus generates
when I was busy going about my business with worldly things, the Lord.
untainted by the dream of worldly things outside yourself, become the holy messengers of God Himself.
are more attracted to worldly things.
Before a man can achieve anything, even in worldly things, he must lift his thoughts above slavish animal indulgence.
he thought that he was able to receive the indwelling of the Holy Spirit by giving worldly things to God.
As disciples of JESUS they renounce the world and all worldly things in order to devote themselves to GOD alone in voluntary renunciation.
they also ought to minister to them in worldly things.
The Hajj is a spiritual journey where a Muslim forgets all worldly things and devotes his\her attention
The narrative of“the Preacher”(KJV), or“the Teacher”(NIV) reveals the depression that inevitably results from seeking happiness in worldly things.
For Taoists called Shakyamuni Buddha to renounce all worldly things was irrelevant,
become more proficient in the manifestation of worldly things.
Yet mankind fills that void with so many worldly things, material things seeking after other gods,