Examples of using The torment in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I see the torment of a young boy,
It is riddled with nails which represent the torment of his life as he underwent 32 surgeries.
The torment shall be multiplied to him on the Day of Resurrection,
My purpose has always been only to stop the torment that my people have endured at the hands of merciless tyrannical Islamist regimes and groups.
The torment is hard to bear, of course, but what comes from it is true gold.
In order to take his mind off the torment that is Darla we sent Angel after a box that makes you crazy.
These feelings don't necessarily go away once the child enters adulthood and escapes the torment of their bullies.
You will beg in vain to be released from the torment that is your punishment for raping a child.
Many people who work in an office in front of a computer know well the torment of back pain.
can escape the torment of Britney Spears.
For most patients dealing with the torment of OCD, the factor that drives them- at least initially- to try behavior therapy is their desperation to get rid of the constant pain associated with their anxiety,
we are suffering right now, and priority should be given to ending the torment of those who suffer today rather than of those who suffered yesterday."[8].
in the tears of our mothers and the torment of our prisoners, but that is the price of freedom, which is now very close.
then he need not endure such torment; he could free himself from the torment of the flesh.
then disappearing for days, wandering the streets of Skid Row, exposed to its horrors, with the torment of his own mind unleashed upon him.
loving toward Me, yet you suffer the torment of illness, the impoverishment of life,
loving toward Me, yet you suffer the torment of illness, the impoverishment of life,
loving toward Me, yet you suffer the torment of illness, the impoverishment of life,
where Hamida“Pimp Killer” Djandoubi was beheaded for the torment and assassinate of a young lady.