Examples of using Impious in English and their translations into Greek
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in their private lives are impious, unjust, harsh and utterly lacking in God's grace.
you will see the difference between the just and the impious, and between those who serve God and those who do
I think there are ways-- and I'm being both very respectful and completely impious-- of stealing from religions.
not in that of the sheep, as the impious and unbelievers do now.
Only impious and filthy mouth dares to say that our icons are idols
By unthroning the false and impious absolutism of the pagan Caesars,
But peace within the Church again began to be disrupted when the imperial throne was occupied by the impious Julian the Apostate(361-363).
he speedily received the punishment befitting his impious deeds.
Only impious and unclean lips would dare to say that our icons are idols
of Saul came like"thick clouds of the skies" to bring destruction to the disobedient and impious king.
It seemed impious to assume that Christ's human"ignorance"- particularly of the Judgment Day- could have been real and not just intentional silence.
he said:“Will you destroy the just with the impious?
Only impure and impious lips would dare to say that our icons are idols
for he rebuked him as impious and lawless.
heard him say anything impious or unholy.
as though they had done the works of the impious.
What the political authorities did to religious clergymen was impious and sacrilegious enough.
the Hebrew word is nabal, which often refers to an impious person who has no perception of ethical
are soon considered heretical and impious.
They made us a society tolerant of drugs, impious to the sacred and anarchist in reactions.