Examples of using Abounded in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Evil abounded within the Church.
But where sin increased, God's grace abounded all the more….
And where sin abounded, God's grace abounded more.
But where sin increased, God's grace abounded all the more….
Sin abounded and affected the whole of the creation.
The archetypal German city- proud and dignified, abounded with gardens.
But where sin abounded, grace abounded much more….
It was too cold for lice as yet, but rats and mice abounded.
God's grace is abounded, but that is not an excuse to sin!
There is not a dynamic plot, no distinctive characters, what abounded in"Transformers.".
Companionship and help abounded as everyone waited for the blessed event.
The main square of the town centre,where the weekly market also took place, abounded in shops and inns.
Stories abounded of marriages saved and shattered confidence restored.
Shortly after the news of Moolah's insolvency, many allegations arose,and conspiracies abounded.
The grace of our Lord abounded exceedingly with faith and love which is in Christ Jesus.
In their simplicity and integrity, and in their love for the brethren, they gladly denied self,and thus abounded in the fruit of benevolence.
Its fertile land abounded with orchards so Ta'if was capable of self-support when it came to providing food for its citizens.
As we have seen,New Testament church meetings abounded with openness and mutual participation.
Ideas abounded from every quarter, however Salman proposed a plan that had been both used and proven effective in Persia.
In 915 AD,an Arab traveler recorded that Zanzibar island abounded in elephants and around 1295 Marco Polo wrote that Zanzibar had‘elephants in plenty'.
Rumors abounded that her record company were to release a greatest hits at the end of 2004 in early March, around the time of the massive success of“Toxic.”.
The victory that Christ won over sin has given us greaterblessings than those which sin had taken from us:“where sin increased, grace abounded all the more”(Rom 5:20).
The Greek and Latin languages abounded in words meaning'talisman'- this fact in itself is an indication of their widespread use.
If ritual were truly food for the soul, then the Pharisees of Jesus' day should have been the best-fed souls alive- after all,their religious system abounded in ritual and tradition.
The one that has just passed, abounded in new solutions and innovations that improved cooperation, simplified the valuation and the whole buying process.
He begins without a metaphor to relate how wickedly the Jews had degenerated, among whom equity and justice was despised,and every kind of injustice and violence abounded.
Thus, in a country where this kind of clover abounded, it might be a great advantage to the hive-bee to have a slightly longer or differently constructed proboscis.
Each of the tenants had their own notions of cleanliness, so common areas abounded with insects, fungus, and the notorious housing issue began to gain strength at that time.
The addition of these words carries great weight; for although the people abounded in every kind of crimes and enormities, still they boasted that they were devoted to God, and, abusing his promises, condemned the true servants of God who reproved them.