Examples of using To atone for in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A 90-year-old woman who had spent her entire life trying to atone for the single murder she had secretly committed in the 1920s.
He didn't get a chance to atone for his sins, but he would have atoned. .
Both countries said the law was to atone for the Church-led persecution of Jews in the 15th and 16th centuries, known as the Inquisition.
If there is anything that I can do to atone for that which I have done, I will gladly do it.
a total re-dedication of life to atone for the sins of one's parents.
You know you hid up on that mountain because you felt the need to atone for something.
Vampire cursed by gypsies who restored his soul destined to atone for centuries of evil, wacky sidekicks.
their grandparents were Nazis, the grandchildren decided to atone for their actions and to organize marches around the world.
As stated earlier, even close to her death she spoke of dying to atone for the sins of the wayward youth and renegade priests.
He consulted the Oracle of Delphi to find out what he could do in order to atone for his crime.
It is by eating sandwiches in pubs on Saturday lunchtimes that the British seek to atone for whatever their national sins have been.
Children of incarcerees began a movement calling for the United States to atone for this historic injustice.
strive to atone for their misdeeds while Eddie,
strive to atone for their misdeeds while Eddie,
will do all I possibly can at least to some extent to atone for my guilt before the Party and its Central Committee.”.
I have spent every moment since, trying to atone for it.
He also became increasingly eager to complete the work He was to take on- to take on all of mankind's sins, to atone for mankind so that they no longer lived in sin and God would be
To atone for his sins.
I need to atone for this.
And to atone for old sins?
