Examples of using The truth when in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It is likely that you will learn more of the truth when the  dark Ones are unable to exert their influence as before.
Joan says that she will tell David and his sister the truth when they get home.
I thought I knew who she was, but I found out the truth when she came and talked to me at the  hospital.
My experience as a doctor tells me, Catherine, that people tend to tell the truth when they know they're going to die.
People will not always tell the truth when it comes to selling their used car.
And I'm telling you the truth when I say there's some kids that need your help.
I'm a friend who always tells the truth when it's due, and I think he was wrong for saying these things.”.
Was Mrs. Grunwald telling the truth when she said she pulled you out of there?
How can I tell you the truth when I don't even know what you're talking about?
Maybe you will finally tell him the truth when you see him face to face.
Still, I speak the truth when I say that I will protect you… in this life,
I believe that Kotite was telling the truth when he said someone else was responsible.
It's not right to depart from the truth when you describe events in hopes of achieving some effect.
There is no doubt in my mind that Mr. Bloch was speaking the truth when he stated that it was his desire to acquire the  land in Israel.
Then I realized that I'm not really telling the truth when I make a documentary,
You know I'm telling the truth when I say I have never seen that vial before in my life.
St. Augustine said,“We love the truth when it enlightens us but we hate it when  it convicts us.”.
If she would only told me the truth when she first arrived,
She seemed to be speaking the truth when she said she had no idea what Roan was.
To swear in G‑d's Name to confirm the truth when deemed necessary by court- Deuteronomy 10:20.