Examples of using Narrow path in English and their translations into Greek
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It must beat to pass on a very narrow path where Serey went
Rooms are located further along the same narrow path, meaning that a panoramic view is only steps from your bed.
as the turns are very dangerous and narrow path of travel.
leave the field path to the right along a narrow path which snakes its way up the flank of Moutti.
Like Plakes, it is accessible via a narrow path which starts from the main road.
A narrow path was formed on the walls to facilitate internal communication in case of siege.
This path is the narrow path of the edge of the blade,
all arranged to give you one narrow path to get through alive.
You go down that narrow path there until you come to that little jungle there. See it?
The short narrow path that leads to the church has old myrtle trees along it
Orthodoxy tells to its sons to practice ascesis for being able to pass through the narrow path of salvation.
Just before the uphill leading to the unit, there is a narrow path carved out of the cliff on the right that descends to the dry riverbed of Agios Georgios Alamanos.
But people along a narrow path that runs from the Chilean coast near La Serena to the southern suburbs of Buenos Aires will witness a total eclipse,
Access to the castle is particularly strong from the southeast through a narrow path which passes through houses
reminding worshippers of the narrow path leading through life.
martyrs, who, for Christ's namesake,“trod the narrow path” and gave up their lives for Him.
directs him safely along the narrow path that leads to never-ending life in Jehovah's new world.
temporarily blocking out its light and creating a total solar eclipse for those along the narrow path cast by the Moon's shadow.
If during the era of persecution the very belonging to the Church compelled each of her members to follow a"narrow path" and set between him and"this world" a self-evident dividing line,
If during the era of persecution the very belonging to the Church compelled each of her members to follow a“narrow path” and set between the Christian and“this world” a self-evident dividing line,