Examples of using Is scripture in English and their translations into Hungarian
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That is scripture.
The first and most important is scripture.
My word is scripture, sir.
Whatever is spoken under influence of the Holy Ghost is scripture, D&C 68:4.
Why is Scripture sometimes hard to understand?
One of those things is scripture study.
One is scripture, but the other is church tradition.
The infallible rule for the interpretation of Scripture is Scripture itself.
What is Scripture if not a letter from almighty God to his creature?
My final word inrelation to putting on the whole armor of God is Scripture memorization.
If we can't identify what is Scripture, then we can't properly distinguish any theological truth from error.
It is this point particularly that makes it necessary for the Christian to maintain without any apology andwithout any concession that it is Scripture, and Scripture alone, in the light of which all moral questions must be answered.
But it's a very different situation when you have a completely different world vision that, theologically and philosophically, risks being opposed to the Catholic view, that has a modernist view andsays that doctrine is basically changeable, so that something which is Scripture means one thing in the first century, but another thing in the eleventh century, and another thing in the twenty-first century.
Then there's scripture.
That's scripture.
It's scripture.
He is not to be questioned, then, because it's scripture.
That's scripture directive 23-20.
That's Scripture!
And a thousand years but a day." I'm just saying that's scripture.
Shame on you, Izz. That's scripture.
Ultimately, the church councils did not decide if a book was Scripture;
From now on, it's scripture and scripture alone.
Sorry but that's scripture.
The basis for Jesus' life was scripture.
There are Scriptures for which no commentary is needed.
I would venture to say that the two mostinfluential forces ever at work in her long history, and those largely responsible for who she is today, are Scripture and Tradition.
Whatsoever they speak by the Holy Ghost shall be scripture and the power of God unto salvation, D&C 68:4.
Then there's scripture.