Examples of using Our bread in English and their translations into Hebrew
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That's our bread!
This is why I said:‘Give us our bread.'.
Give us Our Bread Day by Day.
So we start with our bread.
And our bread was not round.
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We are to share our bread.
We share our bread with the hungry.
Where are we gonna buy our bread?
Let us share our bread with the hungry.
Therefore, I said‘Give us our bread.'.
We are to share our bread with the hungry.
Something makes me think it's not just about our bread.
Mat 6:11 give us to-day our bread for the day;
Our bread and pastries are made using contemporary baking methods.
And what will we put on our bread afterwards?
If we used our bread to mop up pasta sauce, he yelled: ‘Don't lick your plates!
Jake, it's Steve, from Quiznos. Bad news… someone jacked our bread truck.
Give us today our bread necessary for existence.'.
The possums had eaten our bread when we awoke this morning.
The soldiers gathered Ghazzala and her sons and their families into the living room on the ground floor, and occupied the house, firing from the upstairs andnot allowing the families to leave until January 14,“two days after our bread ran out.”.
In our house we love our bread… what would we do without it?
We usually got our bread from the day-old bakery, which was even cheaper when we got it from the three-day-old shelf.
We have become very removed from what our bread really is, which, again, evolutionarily speaking.
While Judaism stresses that we are to assist the poor and share our bread with hungry people, over 70% of the grain grown in the United States and over 40% of the grain grown worldwide are fed to animals destined for slaughter, while an estimated 20 million people worldwide die because of hunger and its effects each year.
We have become very removed from what our bread really is, which, again, evolutionarily speaking, is very strange.
While Judaism stresses that we are to assist the poor and share our bread with hungry people, over 70% of the grain grown in the United States is fed to animals destined for slaughter, while an estimated 20 million people worldwide die because of hunger and its effects each year.
While Judaism stresses that we are to assist the poor and share our bread with hungry people, over 70% of the grain grown in the United States is fed to animals destined for slaughter, while an estimated 20 million people worldwide die because of hunger and its effects each year.
While Judaism stresses that we are to assist the poor and share our bread with hungry people, over 70% of the grain grown in the United States is fed to animals destined for slaughter, while about ten percent of the world's people are chronically hungry and an estimated 20 million people worldwide die because of hunger and its effects each year.