Examples of using Scriptures teach in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The Scriptures teach the very opposite.
In the Upanishads, in the Vedas,I am sure there can be found quite the opposite of what you say the scriptures teach.
The Scriptures teach that out of the mouth of babes, God has perfected praise.
We should not take the testimony of any man as to what the Scriptures teach, but should study the words of God for ourselves.
The Scriptures teach that there is a personal Devil, yet no human has ever seen him;
There are many teachers today who we must guard against because they are leaving aside what the Scriptures teach, or adding to them.
The Scriptures teach that Jesus Christ played an essential role in the creation of the world.
Our grasp of the nature of God as revealed in Jesus Christ must be limited to what the Scriptures teach concerning His teaching, ministry, and character.
The Scriptures teach that there have been two, and only two, perfect men--Adam and Jesus.
And the fact that they are so generally finding favor,renders it doubly essential that all have a clear understanding of what the Scriptures teach upon this point.
The Scriptures teach that God's righteousness is the cause of both condemnation and justification.
To bear your cross means not only to accept patiently all difficulties that befall you butalso to strive for spiritual perfection, as the Scriptures teach us.
The Scriptures teach that the world is on its own,"without hope and without God" Eph 2:12.
The essence of the Buddha' s teachings is the four noble truths and the two truths, whereas with skillful means the scriptures teach a physical description of the universe that was in harmony with the currently held beliefs of ancient India.
He Holy Scriptures teach that besides the visible, material world there exists a vast and varied spiritual world.
What is found in Scripture is that the true church will teach what the Scriptures teach and will compare all doctrines and practices to Scripture in order to determine what is true and right.
The Scriptures teach that, before man and the world were created, God had created an“innumerable company of angels” Hebrews 12.
According to this theory, single men do not possess a real right to choose their destiny, ie either for God or against God, so they do not know the reason for their eternal destination, which is not conditioned by their works,as is clearly the Scriptures teach cf.
Clearly, the Scriptures teach that those who“overcome” and persevere in the faith will inherit eternal life Revelation 2:7.
If God indwells the church corporately, as the Scriptures teach, then the way we conduct ourselves as members of the church is vitally important.
The Scriptures teach that it is our task to remind the world that this God lives, even though we sometimes find it difficult to grasp his mysterious and inscrutable ways.
By contrast, the Scriptures teach that the body of Christ, composed of all true believers, is a unit and is given promises as such.
The scriptures teach that salvation depends entirely upon our trust in god for merc y and grace, that we don't deserve it;
The Scriptures teach men how they should approach their Maker--with humility and awe, through faith in a divine Mediator.
As the Scriptures teach, the"prophet" first listens and contemplates, then speaks, allowing himself to be totally permeated by that love for God which fears nothing and is even stronger than death.
That the Scriptures teach election few would deny, but on just what principle the election or selection is based is a matter of considerable difference of opinion, some claiming that it is an arbitrary, unconditional election, and others that it is conditional.
Scripture teaches limited atonement.
Scripture teaches that we are certainly still in the seventh day;
Scripture teaches that both faith Eph.
Scripture teaches that God is one personal being who eternally exists as three persons.