Examples of using God commands in English and their translations into Hungarian
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God commands it.
Because God commands it.
God commands you.
Things in a different way than God commands.
God commands the gates to be shut.
Although God commands us to.
God commands me to bear each other's burdens!
But I have forgiven her deceit as God commands.
When God commands something, we must obey.
Just because some self-proclaimed holy man said this is what God commands?
What God commands he makes possible by his grace.
Did you know that God commands us to be glad?
God commands the Passover to be kept each year.
So now even your God commands you to serve me.
God commands that we hold marriage in honor.
We have seen that God commands us to sing His Psalms.
God commands justice and doing good and giving to relatives.
Throughout the Old Testament, God commands his people to observe special holidays.
We preach Christ crucified,we pray in Jesus' name and we teach and admonish one another with the Psalms- as God commands us.
If God commands us to sing Psalms, we must do so!
Let us examine ourselves this morning in light of what God commands us in the Fourth Commandment.
In chapter 4 of Joshua, God commands Joshua to set up 12 stones in remembrance of Israel's miraculous crossing of the Jordan River.
If God commanded us to kill innocent people, that would become good,since good here means"whatever God commands.".
God commands religion, but His Torah commands a way of life and the more we die for this way of life, the more immortal it is!
First, in order more effectually to arouse the nation, God commands that this prophecy be made publicly known by writing, that it may be understood by all.
This day Yahweh your God commands you to do these statutes and ordinances: you shall therefore keep and do them with all your heart, and with all your soul!
And, indeed, we can never pray in faith unless we attend,in the first place, to what God commands, that our minds may not rashly and at random start aside in desiring more than we are permitted to desire and pray for.
The Scriptural grounds for the use of means remain: God commands the use of means; the means ordained by God are adapted to the end contemplated; ordinarily the end is not attained, except by the use of the appointed means; and God has promised to bless the use of those means.
The whole process of instruction and discipline must be that which God commands and which He administers, so that His authority should be brought into constant and immediate contact with the mind, heart, and conscience of children.