Examples of using Scriptural in English and their translations into Serbian
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It is also Scriptural.
The question remains:is the Charismatic movement scriptural?
There are scriptural proofs for that.
I believe it's also scriptural.
There are scriptural evidences of this.
This type of trust arrangement is Scriptural.
As a result, a“Scriptural Way of the Cross” has been developed.
Now we're going to be real Scriptural on this.
It is scriptural to say that He uses them as He uses us; i.e.
There is also the Scriptural evidence.
What Scriptural examples prove that Jehovah can do the unexpected?
We need to be discipled in a Scriptural view of everything.
And then, when I had thought it over,I saw that this view was scriptural;
Again, there is no explicit scriptural command against cremation.
The belief in guardian angels has been around for a long time, but there is no scriptural basis for it.
Such prayers are not scriptural and are, in fact, an insult to our heavenly Father.
The belief that spirits continue to reside on earth after death andinfluence the lives of others is not scriptural.
We will provide you with sane, sensible and scriptural answers to your Bible questions.
Here are a few Scriptural suggestions that some bereaved persons have found helpful.
Definitions of the universe based on speculation or scriptural faith are no longer automatically accepted.
Here are a few Scriptural suggestions that some bereaved persons have found helpful.
Thus, the Church's teaching today is in organic continuity with the Scriptural perspective and with her own constant Tradition.
The Scriptural ordinance of the Lord's Supper was supplanted by the idolatrous sacrifice of the mass.
However, we can take some general Scriptural principles and shed some light on the subject.
Don't think that only monks need to learn the Bible;children about to go into the world stand in greater need of Scriptural knowledge.
Such prayers are not scriptural and are, in fact, an insult to our heavenly Father.
He said, then, that the Syriac word was more expressive, andthat being more analogous to the Hebrew term it was a nearer approach to the scriptural sense.
What is the Scriptural and Patristic evidence for this tradition, and why is it important?
As we noted in Chapter 11,citizens of God's Kingdom have received clear Scriptural guidance to avoid the misuse of blood, which has become so common today.
There is no scriptural basis for the concept of transferring spirits by touching or being near another person or by any other method.