Examples of using Paul speaks in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Computer
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Political
The peace of which Paul speaks is no political peace between quarrelsome nations,
Paul speaks of his confidence in his own victorious future with Jesus
In this chapter Paul speaks of Christ's kingdom,
In the second reading, Saint Paul speaks of Abraham, who,“hoping against hope, believed”(Rom 4:18). Hoping against hope!
From this starting-point, Saint Paul speaks of God as Creator,
So this seems to also indicate that there was not just one letter before 2 Corinthians simply because Paul speaks of letters plural.
when we carry on reading we find that Paul speaks exactly of this subject.
Paul speaks of a"service of the Spirit,""diakonia Pneumatos"(2 Corinthians 3:8)
This passage does not refer exclusively to what now falls within the competence of ecclesiastical jurisdiction, for Paul speaks precisely of́ελaχίσtωv(v.2)
When St. Paul speaks of'love,' he means'brother-love' in the first place,
But Paul speaks too of a much greater“opening”, towards an infinitely more vast horizon.
to enter that embrace of forgiveness that Paul speaks of; that of freely given forgiveness.
Your thesis that the congregation is not the“Bride of Christ” is something I cannot go along with- Paul speaks of this not just in Ephesians 5,32 but in 2 Corinthians 11,2 as well.
In all objectivity, can we really assume that if Paul speaks here of the acceptance of the Israelites, when he goes on to speak of“life from the dead” he is referring only to the Christians?
They recognize in Jesus the Messiah, and they show before hand that now is the fulfilment of the"mystery" of which St Paul speaks in the second reading:"that the Gentiles are called in Christ Jesus….
which we have just heard, the Apostle Paul speaks of the Church, the community of believers gathered together in the unity of one body,
Paul speaks in Rom 8,29 of those who are called according to the purpose of God,
The Rapture is what Paul speaks of in Titus 2:13 as the'blessed hope' and in 1 Thessalonians
St. Paul speaks of man as'the image
starting with verse 9, Paul speaks of a person who walks after unauthorized self election like a humble person but is conceited in his carnal sense which