Examples of using A time of trouble in English and their translations into Polish
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Be increased""A time of trouble such as never was.
What's going to happen if you have no God to turn to in a time of trouble.
A time of trouble is a good time to pray.
What we always do in a time of trouble… What are we going to do?
As in the world this is stirring up the time of trouble, so in the Church and in the family it is bringing a time of trouble in advance of the world's tribulation.
However, in a time of troubles the Confucians and Taoists conspired to curtail Buddhist activities.
We foresee a Time of Trouble for the world upon this score, and a Time of Trouble also for the Church.
That trouble is pictured in Daniel's prophecy as"a Time of Trouble such as was not since there was a nation.
Then commences a time of trouble on the worldly-minded Church, and on the world, in which the Lord makes known his presence and power, by causing the overthrow of all systems of error, in Church and world.
The first a time of favor, the latter a"time of trouble such as was not since there was a nation.
But in the meantime, before the nations, the world, will be ready for that blessing from the New Jerusalem,they must needs pass through a period of very deep humiliation-"A Time of Trouble such as never was since there was a nation.
That this Millennial era commences with a time of trouble, and the pouring out of symbolic plagues and vials, we believe and teach;
But in the meantime, before the nations, the world, will be ready for that blessing from the New Jerusalem,they must needs pass through a period of very deep humiliation-"A Time of Trouble such as never was since there was a nation.
He gathered their wheat into the garner of the Gospel Age by begetting them of the HolySpirit at Pentecost and onward, and"burned up" the nation in a time of trouble with which their Age ended, in A.D. 70.
For such, the Prophet John declared a time of trouble at hand, symbolically represented by a furnace of fire, which would consume them as people.
Before many years the storm will burst in all its fury,"and there shall be a time of trouble such as never was since there was a nation.
The Apostle clearly intimates that this age will end with a time of trouble, which will be an antitype of the shakings and tumults at Sinai, and that here everything will be shaken, things political, religious, financial and social, until everything contrary to the divine will shall have been overthrown, and only that which God would approve will be permitted to stand.
But we remind all of our readers again,that we have not prophesied anything about the Times of the Gentiles closing in a time of trouble nor about the glorious epoch which will shortly follow that catastrophe.
In other words, as the Harvest of the Jewish Age ended with a time of trouble, so our Lord's words assure us that this[R5019: page 146] Gospel Age and its harvest will end with"a time of trouble such as never was since there was a nation.
The world will know that He has taken His great power and begun His Reign of Righteousness, not by seeing Jesus in the flesh, but by seeing the great Time of Trouble which then will break upon the world--"a Time of Trouble such as never was since there was a nation.
If the Judgment, or trial, or fiery testing,of the world, will mean to them"a time of trouble such as never was since there was a nation," it will surely mean a time of fiery trial to the Household of Faith, with whom it begins.
The Scriptures represent that when the Messianic Kingdom will begin to shed its blessings abroad, the antitypical Joseph, Messiah,will likewise speak roughly to the people in a time of trouble, and cause them great vexation and worry as to what the outcome will be.
But the world is approaching another manifestation of divine power, more terrible than that at Sinai,and of which that was but the illustration--a time of trouble such as was not since there was a nation--no, nor ever shall be again--a trouble in which both the symbolic earth(society) and the symbolic heavens(ecclesiasticism) shall be shaken and utterly removed, to make room for our Kingdom which shall never be shaken, because founded by love and mercy upon principles of justice.
The Scriptures represent that when the Messianic Kingdom will begin to shed its blessings abroad, the antitypical Joseph, Messiah,will likewise speak roughly to the people in a time of trouble, and cause them great vexation and worry as to what the outcome will be.
This transition period following the Gospel age andpreceding the Millennial age is often mentioned as"a time of trouble," or"day of vengeance" designed to punish evil doers and to prepare the world for the blessed reign of righteousness under"The Prince of Peace.
Here the light of the Lord's second presence rejected will bring special responsibility upon nominal"Christendom," whose wickedness at the time will be very great, proportioned to its light; andits fall will be in the midst of a time of trouble still greater than that which overwhelmed the typical city and nation.
They are in danger of becoming members of the great company,for whose development it will be necessary that they pass through a time of trouble for the washing of their robes in the blood of the Lamb and for the development of character thereby.
With the death of the last member of the Church, the Body of Christ, will surely come, as the Scriptures point out, the downfall of Churchianity and the present system of world power, and all this will but make ready for the glorious Kingdom of God's dear Son,though the incidentals shall signify a time of trouble upon the great ones, the mighty ones, the chief captains of earth.