Examples of using Heeding in English and their translations into Greek
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Heeding the advice of these concise sayings can help us to be content with less, to be progressive,
So heeding this injunction means more than just thinking about Jehovah.
Heeding their opinion, the Council of Ministers issued a decree in 1962 on the development of a minivan.
Heeding Elena's advice to be more social,
Further imagine the universe as a giant mirror, while heeding the wisdom of Khalil Gibran,“Beauty is eternity gazing at itself in a mirror.
Heeding the warning will help us not only to avoid the bad consequences of the wrong action
During the last 102 years no ship heeding IIP warnings has collided with an iceberg.
(Pr 1:7) Instead of heeding counsel, the fool continues walking in a way he considers“right in his own eyes.”.
They are convinced that heeding the counsel of God's Word is the best way to live.
For the Christians who had fled to the mountains, heeding Jesus' instructions meant saving their lives.
This is“spiritual work” or“spiritual love of wisdom,” the heeding and sobering of the mind.
running, engaged in investigations in more than 20 situations, and heeding the call of thousands of victims.
Just look at how many people fled from Babylon, heeding the call to get out of her!
legislators of PASOK totally ignore the protests, heeding only the directives from the Prime Minister
The prosecutor gave figures on the volume of these tablets without heeding the fact that these exceeded the global production of viagra.
Going within for answers and heeding them-following your intuition-is advancement in soul evolvement,
City IWW restaurant workers, after losing a strike, won some of their demands by heeding the advice of IWW organisers to"pile up the plates,
(Matthew 5:3) This we can do by heeding the apostle Paul's reminder:“Do your utmost to present yourself approved to God, a workman with
In New York, IWW restaurant workers, after losing a strike, won some of their demands by heeding the advice of IWW organisers to“pile up the plates,
Heeding the Italian and Greek concerns,