Examples of using Professing in English and their translations into Swedish
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Professing themselves to be wise,
So rascals, and they are professing religious leaders.
Yet, today, professing Christians speak of the"sacred Yuletide season.
Are the infants of such as are professing to be baptised?
A manuscript professing to be a copy of this codex is in the possession of Christian D. Ginsburg.
I have letters, many letters professing his feelings for me.
who was a professing Jew iii.
The whole body of professing Christians throughout the world 1 Cor.
just after professing his love to her.
Any kind of other domain name professing to sell the item is not associated whatsoever with the manufacturer.
At this step, the command is pushing the rapid growth in the number of swiss soldiers professing islam.
But a small number of those now professing to believe the truth….
But while nominally professing Confucianism pure
Now he's calling himself Brother Sam, professing to be a changed man.
The infants of such as are professing believers are not to be baptised,
The Bible says that God is going to destroy every professing Christian that remains lukewarm.
While professing to bring the living into communication with the dead,
After the reformation of the 1520s, professing the Catholic faith was forbidden.
For the former, professing a state of nescience, more properly belongs to a category under which those are placed who neglect,
I know you find great enjoyment in professing opinions which are not your own.
the followers of John Wesley adhering to the Arminian view, those of George Whitefield professing the strict Calvinistic tenets.
So I may gaze straight into your eyes whilst professing my love to you.- I'm mounting your horse.
But in countries professing Protestantism, this resource is denied;
In a phone call that lasted 47 minutes, you were overheard professing your undying love to her,
In fact Peter wrote to Pope Vitalian(657-672) professing"one and two wills
Many who heard Jesus that day submitted themselves to John's baptism, thereby publicly professing entrance into the kingdom.
Nor does the unfaithfulness of these professing Catholics cut them off altogether from membership in Christ.
Many who heard Jesusˆ that day submitted themselves to Johnˆ's baptismˆ, thereby publicly professing entrance into the kingdom.
A philosophical theory of the limitations of knowledge, professing doubt of or disbelief in some
It is in this latter sense that the term Order is applied in this article to all monasteries professing to observe St. Benedict's Rule.