Examples of using Scriptures speak in English and their translations into German
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All scriptures speak of it.
How to open the inner eye to see the Light of God of which all the scriptures speak?
Innumerable scriptures speak of all these terms.
To prepare the minds of men so thatthey may be ready for the influence of the Avatar about Whom the Scriptures speak.
The following texts from Scriptures speak for this assumption.
All the scriptures speak of the Kingdom of Heaven; and they say that it is within us.
The relationship with the Place continually calls one back to the Event of which the Scriptures speak to us, making it a memory that is both near and concrete.
The Scriptures speak much of these, outlining the conditions upon which they may hope to live and reign with Christ.
Many Christians Turn to the Bible to Inquire of the Lord While Still Clinging to Stumbling Blocks of Iniquity--and Even the Scriptures Speak to Their Idols!
These scriptures speak about the Holy Spirit, how the disciples received it, and the power it gave them to do wondrous things.
A parallel study of religion has revealedthat man is considered to be the highest in all creation- all scriptures speak very highly about the human body.
The Scriptures speak of the Heavenly Father as having the excellent glory, that glory unto which none others can approach.
If we want to understand the true import of the scriptures, we must sit at the feet ofsomeone who has practical knowledge of the Self and the Overself, because all scriptures speak of the same thing.
The scriptures speak of a future restoration of Israel, which is clearly to include both Judah and Ephraim i.e. the ten tribes.
Saint Bernard says that, in speaking of sinners in general,the Scriptures hold out hope of amendment and pardon, but the Scriptures speak of those who give scandal as persons separated from God, of whose salvation there is very little hope.6.
The Scriptures speak of the oneness of the Father and the Son, but it is clearly a oneness of purpose and will, rather than of being.
I have nothing to say regarding the Mission as a body, for the Scriptures speak of companies of workers, and if you feel it should be organized, should have officers, and should bear a specific name, you must answer to God and not to man for that.
The Scriptures speak of a double portion, a"latter rain," an unprecedented outpouring of the Holy Spirit that will bring the harvest of the earth to maturity.
Column A scriptures speak of those who have had the opportunity to accept the gospel in this life, and have rejected it.
And that is why all scriptures speak very highly of the Masters, those who are Word-made-flesh: because, as Maulana Rumi says,"If you sit one hour with the Master"- if you are receptive; not with your body sitting and you wandering outside-"that will give you an effect which you cannot have by a hundred years of penances.
Scripture speaks pretty strongly about this kind of boastful talk.
Sacred Scripture speaks frequently of the elderly.
Think ye that the scripture speaks in vain?
But our minds are commonly more roused and encouraged in Church,when we see those great truths displayed and represented which Scripture speaks of.
Jesus so willed to reveal himself as this Wisdom of which the Scripture speaks, and on that day to manifest physically what he reveals spiritually day after day;
But while this poses a problem for substance monists and others, scripture speaks quite clearly on the identity of the deceased person and the subsequently resurrected person.
Eucharist as Food: Scripture speaks of food as essential earthly need, referred to at creation, in the wilderness of Sinai, in the"Lord's Prayer"; the multiplication of bread expresses its"sufficiency and plenitude", the Eucharist points to its inner holiness.
Scripture speaks throughout of marriage and its"mystery," its institution and the meaning God has given it, its origin and its end, its various realizations throughout the history of salvation, the difficulties arising from sin and its renewal"in the Lord" in the New Covenant of Christ and the Church.86.
Does the Scripture speak of a rapture only at the end of the world?
Does the Scripture speak of a unifying of elect Israel in the last days?