Examples of using Anciently in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Anciently, they were one.
A vast area of what istoday the Eurasian plain of Russia was anciently called Scythia.
The city was anciently known as Paris van Java(in Dutch) or"Paris of Java".
Therefore one cannot consider that Earthhas only one layer as people anciently thought.
Of course, anciently, swimming was done because it was necessary for survival.
One of the defining features of the Church of Jesus Christ, both anciently and today, is His authority.
The Jews anciently divided the night into three divisions oœ four hours each.
Heber lived approximately during the12th century BC in the Hula Valley(anciently known as Zaanaim) of northern Israel during the time of the Israelite judges.
Anciently tattoo kind of ritual for the ancient tribes like the Maori, Inca, Ainu, Polynesians, and others.
A well-marked variety of this cat was to be found anciently, and now, in Syria and eastward, known as the Mediterranean cat.
With this knowledge of truth, it then becomes easy to determine exactly which days of the week in ourmodern calendar correspond with the days of the week anciently.
In the Church today, just as anciently, establishing the doctrine of Christ or correcting doctrinal deviations is a matter of divine revelation.”.
Since Christ arose on the day we call Sunday today,this day corresponds to the first day of the week anciently--or the day after the Sabbath had passed.
Anciently[Yahuwah] declared to one who spoke in his name,“The house of Israel will not hearken unto thee; for they will not hearken unto me.”.
The mountain forms a ridge, terminating in what was known anciently as the Trogilium promontory Ancient Greek Τρωγίλιον or Τρωγύλιον.
Anciently, Easter was considered the ideal time for converts to receive baptism, and this practice continues within Roman Catholicism and the Anglican Communion.
My dad[said],‘David, your church teachesthat the priesthood was taken from the earth anciently and has been restored by heavenly messengers to the Prophet Joseph Smith, right?'?
Awesomely vast, anciently exotic, divinely colorful- India is a mesmerizing portrait that adorns the world of travel and tourism with its sheer beauty and diversity.
His father asked him the following question:“David,your church teaches that the priesthood was taken from the earth anciently and has been restored by heavenly messengers to the Prophet Joseph Smith, right?”?
Anciently, the principal dignitary of the chapter was the archdeacon, but from the eleventh century the dean, who was also archpriest, had the internal government of the chapter.
The Order of Christ, as a papal decoration, or order of merit,is also a historical survival of the right, anciently reserved to the Holy See, of admitting new members into the Portuguese order.
The anciently developed belief of astrology is generally based on the belief that relationships between heavenly bodies influence or convey information about events on Earth.
He expects us to pay tithing not from our abundance nor from the“leftovers” of the family budget but,as He commanded anciently, from the“firstlings” of our income, be it scarce or abounding.
It's important to keep in mind the difference between Jesus' love and His definition of doctrine, and the definition of doctrine that has come from apostles andprophets of the Lord Jesus Christ, both anciently and in modern times.
In 1829 Joseph Smith received the priesthood authority to organize Christ's Church fromHeavenly Messengers who had held this authority anciently including the prophet John the Baptist and apostles Peter, James, and John.
As you dedicate yourself to living the gospel with greater purpose than ever before and search the scriptures, treasuring them up in your heart, the same Holy Ghost,who revealed these words to apostles and prophets anciently, will testify to you of their truthfulness.
The sub-Apostolic writings of Clement, Polycarp, the author of the Epistle of Barnabas, of the pseudo-Clementinehomilies, and the“Shepherd” of Hermas, contain implicit quotations from or allusions to all the deuterocanonicals except Baruch(which anciently was often united with Jeremias) and I Machabees and the additions to David.