Examples of using Scriptures declare in English and their translations into Polish
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Many Scriptures declare this in unmistakable terms.
It is in this direction that we are to look for the danger which the Scriptures declare to be imminent.
Well do the Scriptures declare that the people perish for lack of knowledge.--Hosea 4:6.
Not all have heard; not all can hear;but only, as the Scriptures declare,"He that hath an ear let him hear.
The Scriptures declare that it will be that man or that woman who endures temptation, trial.
But in matters of grace, of favor, as the Scriptures declare, He may do what He will with His own.
The Scriptures declare that our Lord Jesus was holy, harmless, undefiled and separate from sinners.
None of these was righteous in the absolute sense, for the Scriptures declare,"There is none righteous, no, not one.
The Scriptures declare that perfect love casteth out fear, and this is the Christian's secret of a happy day.
This was no slight test of faith either,for we are to remember that the Scriptures declare that up to that time there had been no rain on the earth.
The Scriptures declare that He is faithful who has promised, and that He will do exceeding abundantly more than we could ask or think.
Meantime the ambitious murderer skilfully managed his affairs so that, as the Scriptures declare, he"stole" the hearts of the men of Israel.
As for the consecrated, as the Scriptures declare, the New Dispensation is coming upon them as a thief in the night.
It is equally important to notice that Christ died not merely for the Church, but, as the Scriptures declare, for the sins of the whole world.
It is in harmony with this that the Scriptures declare, in so many words, that the friendship of this world signifies enmity against God.
And it was only a few days thereafter that he ascended on high and approached the Mercy Seat,there to appear in the presence of God for us, as the Scriptures declare.
For the Scriptures declare that Sheol, Hades, the tomb, is to be destroyed, that all are to be brought forth from it in the resurrection.
The fact that not all are attracted to the Lord is the basis for our opportunity; for the Scriptures declare that the Bride of the Lamb is foreordained of God.
The Scriptures declare that it is to be brought about through the New Covenant--"This is My Covenant unto them, when I shall take away their sins.
We do not know how the angels are supplied with life, but the fact that the Scriptures declare that some of them will die is a proof that they do not possess immortality.
But if, as the Scriptures declare, it was his soul that died then he was wholly dead, and could have no power whatever to resuscitate himself.
They did not consider that the kingdom of Israel was the special institution of the Lord,different from other kingdoms, so that, as the Scriptures declare, it was God's Kingdom.
The Scriptures declare that persecution will be the portion of the faithful people of God throughout this Age--until the establishment of the Kingdom of Messiah.
We may at first be inclined to wonder why this should be so, why sin seems to be so much more contagious than righteousness,and why as the Scriptures declare, our entire race is prone to sin as the sparks fly upward.
From what we see and from what the Scriptures declare we have every reason to expect that there will be a greater onslaught of these evil spirits upon humanity in the near future.
Hence, as the Scriptures declare, he was holy, harmless, separate from sinners--separate and distinct from all the race of Adam, peculiarly different because of his different begetting.
Thus the Scriptures declare that Christ brought life and immortality to light through the Gospel--life eternal, life for the world of mankind, for all who eventually would receive the goodness of God through Christ, and be restored by him to the full of human perfection.
At best, as the Scriptures declare, we are leaky vessels, and the multitudes of cares of this life tend to crowd out the"Wonderful Words of Life" to such an extent that many on re-reading declare that they received as great, if not greater blessing than the first time.
Matthew 27:5. Another Scripture declares that his iniquity accomplished the purchase of a field; and that, falling headlong, he burst asunder, and his bowels gushed out.