Examples of using Two disciples in English and their translations into Slovak
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For those two disciples it was enough.
The Buddha in the middle is surrounded by two disciples.
Who was the first two Disciples of Jesus?
The two disciples encounter the Master and stay with him.
In the end we are all a bit like those two disciples.
The two disciples listen to the testimony of the Baptist.
We find it very easy to understand those two disciples who had lost hope in Jesus.
The two disciples heard the testimony of John the Baptist.
John, the son of Zebedee, had been one of the first two disciples who had followed Jesus.
And the two disciples heard him speak, and they followed Jesus.
John was almost certainly one of John the Baptist's two disciples who, when Jesus appeared on the scene, followed him.
The two disciples heard him speak, and they followed Jesus.
And when they drew nigh unto Jerusalem, and were come to Bethphage, unto the mount of Olives,then sent Jesus two disciples.
And those two disciples heard him speak, and followed Jesus.
My dear brethren of the priesthood, in many ways, we are like the two disciples who walked the road to Emmaus on that first Easter Sunday.
Like the two disciples, I was going down a sad and lonely road.
On the road to Emmaus, the resurrected Savior walked with two disciples, talking with them about the recent events in Jerusalem.
The two disciples are walking deep in thought and someone unknown comes beside them.
And this requires accompaniment, as Jesus does with the two disciples and with all his disciples, in particular, the Twelve.
The two disciples standing with John the Baptist leave him behind and follow Jesus.
In the Dao School, only one or two disciples is brought up, and only one of them receives the true teaching.
The two disciples began to look at the Scriptures in a new way in the company of this traveller who seemed so surprisingly familiar with their lives.
On reaching Jerusalem the two disciples enter at the eastern gate, which is open at night on festal occasions.
Jesus walks with two disciples who did not grasp the meaning of all that happened to him, and are leaving Jerusalem and the community behind.
If we look how Jesus accompanies the two disciples on the Road to Emmaus, first of all, he calls them‘foolish' for having closed minds.
At the outset the two disciples of Emmaus were wanderers, they did not know where they would end up, but on their return, not so!
Jesus walks with these two disciples who have not grasped the meaning of what happened to him, while they are moving away from Jerusalem and from the community.
Thus, together with his two disciples, both called Anastasius, Maximus was subjected to an exhausting trial although he was then over 80 years of age.
