Examples of using Scriptures speak in English and their translations into Portuguese
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And these very scriptures speak about me!
The Scriptures speak of the"assembly" and"council" of the angels Ps.
Our spirits contain the inner man about which the Scriptures speak.
Many other Scriptures speak of this sign of the end-times.
This difficulty, arising out of their physical depravity, and the power of temptation from without, is the foundation orcause of the spiritual warfare of which the Scriptures speak, and of which all Christians are conscious.
Similarly all scriptures speak the same fundamental truth.
He preached that marriage was only possible through a return to the teachings of the Bible, and made them realize that the struggles and dissensions within the church come as a result of theories and religious systems outside of the Scriptures, andto have fellowship was necessary"when talking Scriptures speak, keep silent when the Scriptures are silent.
During these 6 weeks, the Scriptures speak of conversion and we pray for person… leia.
He preached that union was only possible through a return to the teachings of the Bible, and made them realize that the fights and dissensions within the church came as a result of theories andreligious systems outside of the Scriptures, and that to have fellowship it was necessary to follow the principle"to speak when the Scriptures speak;
The Scriptures speak of how a pillar of fire was with Israel in the wilderness Ps. 105:39.
It is rare that the Scriptures speak of the act of proclaiming the Scriptures themselves and the image is extraordinary.
The scriptures speak of good wine at the time of the encounter with God, as a drink that seals the covenant.
Heb. 2:9; II Cor. 5:16 The Scriptures speak of the experiences of Jesus“in the days of his flesh,” which are in the past.
The Scriptures speak much about backsliding, because it is a very serious matter-- with very severe consequences!
On several occasions, the Scriptures speak of God"repenting" or"changing His mind" see Genesis 6:5-6; Exodus 32:14; Jonah 3:10; 2 Samuel 24:16.
The Scriptures speak of the oneness of the Father and the Son, but it is clearly a oneness of purpose and will, rather than of being.
During these 6 weeks, the Scriptures speak of conversion and we pray for personal transformation as we resolve to live the Gospel with a greater depth of faithfulness.
The Scriptures speak of existence after death, and the Sadducees should believe in it because of that, but they should not assume that it would be the same as before.
I will let the scriptures speak for themselves, It is because of my heartfelt respect for those seeking, that I make this attempt to provide you with all the information.
When the Scriptures speak of death as the last enemy, they not only mean that it is the last on the list but that it is the consummate enemy, the inclusive expression of all enmity.
Frequently the Scriptures speak of"the day of judgment"(e.g. 2 Pet. 2:9; 3:7; 1 John 4:17; Jude 6), a time when those who have been given the knowledge of God will receive their reward.
Nothing in these Scriptures speak of human blood, nor do they speak of non-sacrificial, blood transfusions where the blood is replaced in the human body with other human blood and not eaten.
The scriptures spoke of Christ, the people's Anointed….
Only then does the Scripture speak with all its authority.
Scripture speaks pretty strongly about this kind of boastful talk.
Sacred Scripture speaks frequently of the elderly.
In truth, Jesus is the perfect model of the“servant” of whom Scripture speaks.
Scripture speaks of having joy- Philippians and the Psalms are two places where we see plenty of it.
Isa. 61:1 This scripture speaks of giving a message, not of doom and gloom, but of hope, encouragement, and good news soon to come to pass in the earth.
When Scripture speaks of the sky, the earth, the creation it should not be read as if it wanted to replace science.