Examples of using Same chapter in English and their translations into German
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The same chapter tells us:"….
And further in the same chapter we read.
In the same chapter of Luke we find this statement.
And later in the same chapter we find.
And therefore we put the p.m. column in the same chapter.
Later in the same chapter he said.
Same chapter we are informed that two of each kind were taken into.
Urther in the same chapter it says.
In the same chapter, verses 9:12, there is a note about“… two onyx stones….
Comp. other passages in the same chapter and xiv.
Further in the same chapter, Jesus is reported to have said, to.
The Transfiguration of Jesus in the same chapter and then after.
In the same chapter, Allah testified the infidelity and wrongdoing of Ayesha and Hafsa.
Moreover, Matthew, in the same chapter expressly states that.
There are only four references to"the twelve," three found in the same chapter John 6.
Further in the same chapter it gives this description.
A- Transfers between chapters Β- Transfers between articles within the same chapter.
And further in the same chapter we find the following details.
And even in Sir 38:14 The physician is regarded as having certain priestly duties, and theconnection between religion and medicine is seen in the counsel, given that same chapter, that repentance and the provision of the precept of the visit of the physician.
A little later on in the same chapter, it says,"But of that day and hour knoweth no man….
In this same chapter, Francis expands on the implications of spiritual friendship as a Christian virtue.
In the second part, he declaredthat"most people are subjugated by ideas rather than by force", but later in the same chapter states that"most people are inclined to the ideas, not by force", but"the European institutions strengthen international cooperation by strengthening the sovereignty….
Indeed, in the same chapter of the Acts of the Apostles, it is said that the sick were accompanied by people"for when Peter came by, at least his shadow might fall on some of them.
This story is contained in the same chapter that describes Agrippa's death(Antiquities XIX, VIII), so it apparently happened quite late in his life, probably around 42 CE.
In the same chapter of the Confessions in which we have just noted the decisive reason for his commitment“for all”, he says that Christ“intercedes for us, otherwise I should despair.
Yet, later on in the same chapter of his book, he explained how he believed it evolved anyway and that the'absurdity' was illusory.
Later in the same chapter, John equates“remaining” in the Father and the Son with having the promise of eternal life verses 24 and 25.
Later on in the same chapter, Allah informed the Prophet(salla Allahu alihi wa sallam) and his followers of the jealously the Jews harbored towards them.
Further in this same chapter we read of how those nations that came against Jerusalem will have to go up to Jerusalem to worship the King, Jesus Christ Zechariah 14:16.
And the parable in the same chapter, contrasting the faithful and the unfaithful servant, and giving the doom of him who said in his heart,"My Lord delayeth His coming," shows in what light Christ will regard and reward those whom He finds watching, and teaching His coming, and those denying it.