Examples of using He knocks in English and their translations into Slovak
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And he knocks on the pulpit.
We need to open our hearts when He knocks.
Today, He knocks at the door of your heart.
With much greater humility, he knocks again on the door.
He knocks him off the feet and blasts him away.
We have left him outside as he knocks on the door of our heart.
He knocks even now at the door of your heart.
Christ comes to this door and knocks; he knocks at these gates.
He knocks you to your feet and so what are you gonna do.
He knocks on the door, and asks,"Are there any good children here?".
So… the man walks up to the farmer's farm, he knocks on the farmer's door… and asks not to buy the horse, but the farm.
He knocks so that we may open our hearts and let ourselves be consoled and be at peace.
Today too, on the altar, he becomes bread broken for us; he knocks at our door, to enter and eat with us(cf. Rev 3:20).
He knocks at the disciple's heart-door and awakens the divine child in him, which we call the soul.
After many years of training, of disciplining, of search andstruggle, he comes back. With much greater humility, he knocks again on the door.
Is it the one where he knocks on your desk and asks what kind of wood it is?
Let us ask the Lord that we may become vigilant for his presence,that we may hear how softly yet insistently he knocks at the door of our being and willing.
If He knocks on the door of your will,He will show you what to do and do it consciously.
The famous Sufi master Rumi, who is very well known to most of you,has a story in which he talks of a man who goes to the house of a friend, and he knocks on the door, and a voice answers,"Who's there?".
He knocks on the heart of all those who attend Mass, each one with their circumstances in life, age, situation.
He knocks on the heart of those who participate in the Mass, each one in his or her life condition, age, and situation.
He knocks at the door of our hearts, as He did with Mary, with the desire to enter into friendship with us through prayer, to speak to us through the Sacred Scriptures, to offer us his mercy in the sacrament of reconciliation, to be one with us in Eucharistic communion.
He knocked once and waited until the Don told him to enter.
He knocked again, but received no answer.
He knocked once and waited until the Don told him to enter.
He knocked on the wall and said,"Fixed wall, right?".
He knocked at the door; she opened it.
He knocked it out of the park, and his words traveled far.