Examples of using Professing in English and their translations into German
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quickness-thus inquire of each one professing devotion to the community.
They see professing believers in Christ dying,
Sadly, this Word of God in the church's inspired song book offends many professing Christians.
He playfully switches between jargon and self-irony while professing to being keen to remain true to himself.
Any lack of Christlike attitudes and actions among professing believers points to a lack of personal transformation.
Concealment is especially necessary in an organisation still professing to stand upon the principles of revolutionary defeatism….
live as he lived Pannella and professing what he has professed for life.
Any kind of other domain name professing to sell the item is not associated whatsoever with the manufacturer.
The most famous professing Berliner undoubtedly was John F. Kennedy.
The star cellist is a professing Catholic and was an altar boy in his youth.
To say it over-subtly in Europe it is not chic to be a professing atheist;
doubtful visions in the professing substance….
Floor mats for professing Dart fans.
Even some professing Christians have come to unbiblical conclusions.
Frankly professing Christ before the world….
Many professing to be Christians have uncritically accepted from television and popular magazines the lies upon which Darwin's ascent of man is supported.
Barroso, time and again professing the New World Order,
Religious teachers have led souls to perdition while professing to guide them to the gates of Paradise.
by the misguided and irresponsible actions of people professing to be adherents of this great faith.
That is why so many professing Christians stumble into errors from which they never recover.