Examples of using This verse in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I myself tremble anew each time I reach this verse.
This verse tells us that from the moment God chooses us, it is as if we are glorified in His presence in heaven.
We even recite this verse after reciting the blessing over the Tefillin shel Rosh because there are so many who believe that we should only recite one blessing.
In fact the Talmud derives from this verse that you must sing whenever you have a day of celebration.
Not for naught was this verse chosen, as it is meant to lend Islamic justification even to a government of infidels.
This verse conveys God's promise that He will be actively involved in Jewish history:"I will make you…".
Not only does this verse say that we can,
In Theravada Buddhist lands, this verse is always recited at funerals to console the grievers over the death of a loved one.
This verse gives two examples of injustice:
Though this verse was released 5 November 2007, much of the meaning is still unclear.
believed this verse indicated a virgin birth.
Does this verse belong to the previous blessing,
In other words, limited atonement sees the Atonement from this verse as geographically, ethnically,
However, this verse is here to remind us that those who went down to Egypt
We only recite this verse aloud on Yom Kippur,
In his opinion, based on the sages of the midrash, this verse contains an implied criticism of the way Isaac and Rebecca educated their sons.
King David used this verse to say,“Kol tagmulohi‘Aly,'” all God does is for me,
This verse describes the Children of Israel living with such sanctity and integrity that they attract all the nations of the world to attach to God.
The translation says that the rose here is the Jewish people, this verse talks about the resistant belief of Israel opposite the belief of the nations of the world.
According to this verse, the way they pay their indebtedness to Jewish believers is to minister to them in material things.