Examples of using Mere man in English and their translations into German
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Look at me. I am no mere man.
While mere man is only'rich' or'wealthy' when this same adjective is applied to him.
Ambassador. Sinjin is far more than a mere man.
No mere man would sanely profess to forgive sin; that is a divine prerogative.
They stop seeking ME and MY rules and Word and seek a word from a mere man.
He has seen to it that the confessor and judge is a mere man and not an angel from heaven.
Because he who dies in this way, turning the desperation of death into hope for life,cannot be a mere man.
A man Jesus, reduced in a different way to a mere man of his time, deprived of his divinity;
Had a mere man died on the cross the chasm between man and God would not have been bridged and we would not have been given the opportunity for eternal life.
We are notstoning you for any good work," they replied,"but for blasphemy, because you, a mere man, claim to be God.
For a better understanding of whether or not it is biblical to consider that a mere man is the representative of Christ, we turn to the pages of Scripture to find out what it says about Jesus' role in our lives, when He walked the earth and what He continues to do right now.
The Egyptians saw him and knew that thegod whom they worshipped and obeyed was a mere man who could not keep death away from his own neck.
In consequence, we collect just thus much from the title as applied to our Lord, that He came from God, that He was the well-beloved of God,and that He is much more than a mere man.
It is inconceivable that St. Paul wouldhave had this view of Jesus Christ as a mere man, or even as an angel, and on the Holy Ghost as an influence of the Father.
While Second Temple Judaism had prepared the way for the Christian faith, later medieval Judaism often purposefully developed in opposition to Christianity, for example by over-emphasizing the absolute singular unity of God(as opposed to Trinitarian faith),or the fact that the Messiah will be a mere man and in no way divine.
The Mosaic Covenant can only curse men because it must be kept perfectly, and no mere man has ever been able to accomplish perfect obedience.
They are against the truth, just as the Pharisees and the teachers of the lawwere against Jesus 2,000 years ago, saying,"You, a mere man, claim to be God,""He is a ringleader of the Nazarene sect!
But since we know who He is and then wonder that He who has made Heaven and Earth should work extraordinary deeds,as if this had been done by a mere man, then in the end we would consider Him, the Lord, as no more than some other, albeit extraordinary human!
We're not gods, but mere men.
Mere men can contribute nothing to this"working." It is God's work.
The Messengers whom We sent before you were mere men of the people of the towns. We gave them revelations.
For since there is jealousy and strife among you, areyou not fleshly, and are you not walking like mere men?….
Behold, all his fellows will be disappointed;and the workmen are mere men.
I would whisper into the ears of the Catholic theologians and the Pope that theBible was written by men-- mere men that have the same passions as all men have[James 5:17]-- so that it has to contain error.
Make them to be mere men or beasts deified by superstition, or combines both ideas.
The Messengers whom We sent before you were mere men of the people of the towns. We gave them revelations.

