Examples of using Darkness cannot in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Darkness cannot hide!
But light and darkness cannot harmonize.
Darkness cannot hide it.
That is because darkness cannot overcome light.
Darkness cannot be measured.
When the light burns in the house, the darkness cannot enter.
The darkness cannot last forever.
If you're holding the only light, darkness cannot touch it!
This darkness cannot be measured.
Remember that he reassures us that darkness cannot overcome the light.
The darkness cannot abide the light.
All things include elements of both yin and yang, as light cannot exist without darkness and darkness cannot exist without light.
Darkness cannot look up to a higher level.
As God's Light becomes stronger in the souls of believers,then the work of evil will dwindle, because darkness cannot abide the Light.
Darkness cannot drive out darkness. .
Listen to me, darkness cannot look up and see light.
Darkness cannot be defeated by darkness. .
Light and darkness cannot exist without the other.
Darkness cannot be expelled by darkness. .
I bear witness that darkness cannot stand before the brilliant light of the Son of the living God!
Darkness cannot be extinguished by darkness. .
All of the dark must vanish now, as darkness cannot exist within this high frequency energy or higher dimensional light;
Darkness cannot be chased away with darkness. .
Now that she is in this density, where darkness cannot assault her with its negativity, her journey henceforth is within a safe harbor, so to say, where are no“time” constrictions.
Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can. .
But darkness cannot be destroyed because it does not exist.
This darkness cannot come from my Son and as such, His Mystical Body- His Church- remains intact.
Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.
Darkness cannot come out of light"--all these, and a dozen other similar propositions, formerly admitted without hesitation as axioms, were, even at the period of which I speak, seen to be untenable.