Examples of using Whose prayers in English and their translations into Portuguese
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A man whose prayers have been answered.
Such is the oppressed who is victimized by the mighty, about whose prayers God says.
Even those whose prayers about some worldly benefit are regularly answered, are generally in the initial stages of their spiritual journey.
But his friends were now mocking and ridiculing him, whose prayers God answered: he was just and blameless.
It is by the truth of the gospel of the water and the Spirit that we can feed on the Word of God in His Church, be united with it, andlive as the righteous whose prayers are heard by God.
They had exchanged the pious prophet, whose prayers had brought down blessings, for a king who in his blind zeal had prayed for a curse upon them.
The history of the Lady of La Vang continues to gain greater significance as more claims from people whose prayers were answered were validated.
Father Jacob is an intercessor,a man whose prayers have so often proved effective, and who cheerfully gives away his life savings to help an abused wife.
As the incense ascended to the Father, the excellent glory came from the throne to Jesus, andfrom Him it was shed upon those whose prayers had come up like sweet incense.
We arrived there in the afternoon, andin the evening quite a number of the leading brethren, in whose prayers and wisdom I had a great deal of confidence, at my request met for consultation and prayer, in regard to my next field of labor.
In 177 he published an"Apologia" for the Christians,addressed to Marcus Aurelius, and appealing to the Emperor's own experience with the"Thundering Legion", whose prayers won him the victory over the Quadi.
Being able to pray to the saints in heaven merely insures that someone whose prayers will be heard can pray at any time, for our need for Godís help is great.
Priest(silently): For the holy prophet, precursor and Baptist John, for the holy glorious and illustrious apostles, for Saint N…, whose memory we celebrate,and for all Your saints, through whose prayers, O God, visit us.
In this spirit we await the visit of the Holy Father, andwe will welcome him as a pilgrim whose prayers will renew our faith, and whose prophetic word will encourage the unity of our Churches and our people in their wearing search for Justice and Peace.
The Roman Catholic Church, the Old Catholic Church, the Eastern Orthodox Church, the Oriental Orthodox Church, the Church of the East andsome elements in the Anglican Communion point to this doctrine in support of their practice of asking the intercession of saints in heaven, whose prayers cf.
When no prayer seems to be getting through,there is One whose prayer is already through.
Remember there is One praying for you whose prayer will be mightier than your prayer and will prevail.
This is in contrast to the one who does not use a sutrah, whose prayer is broken if an adult woman, a donkey or a black dog passes in front of him.
However, the primary theme of the Surah is salah(daily prayers), whose number is said to have been fixed at five during the Miraj which it alludes to.
The event will end on September 13th with a Mass presided over by Bishop Juan Antonio Baseotto,military ordinary emeritus of Argentina, whose prayer intentions will all be focused on the next Synod, to support its course and its successful conclusion.
In these catecheses, we have reflected on 84 biblical prayers whose spiritual intensity we have especially tried to emphasize, without overlooking their poetic beauty.
Washburn, who knew him personally, told us that he was a humble, earnest, anddeep- feeling person whose effectual prayers gave evidence that he knew the Lord interview, June 4, 1950.
In the extraordinary form of the Roman Rite(the so-calledMass of Pius V), the putting on of the liturgical vestments is accompanied by prayers for each garment, prayers whose text one still finds in many sacristies.
Your faces bring to my mind and heart the pulse of the American Continent,which is ever present in the Pope's prayers, and whose devotion the Holy See have been able to experience with such pleasure, not only during my pastoral visits to some of your countries, but also each time that I encounter here the pastors and faithful of those beloved lands.
It is a meeting of prayer whose centre is the Eucharist celebrated on Saturday.