Examples of using To the faith in English and their translations into Hebrew
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that barbarous nations be overthrown and brought to the faith itself.”.
In the past, Yezidis who left their religion- even through forcible conversion- couldn't return to the faith.
For nothing in this world will change her allegiance to the faith of her mother, and I respect her for that.
By whom we have received grace and apostleship, for obedience to the faith among all nations, for his name.
For many, my father's love for the god of the Qur'an only highlighted their own casual approach to the faith, and they were offended.
it's nothing compared to the faith that papa has in you.
Muslims differ as to whether this view is essential to the faith as proclaimed in the Qur'an or whether it is
as well as more current subjects such as exemplary behavior of contemporary witnesses to the faith, such as Thomas Becket.
because the owl is a bird that is nocturnal, and according to the faith of the majority at night,
we will rebuild the Holy Temple as a shining memorial to the faith of our ancestors.”.
And the challenge to accepted concepts of the nature of Christ and his relation to the godhead- all amount to a severe departure from the received understanding of Christianity and to the faith of most lay believers.
remarry in the faith if her first husband remains hostile to the faith.
countries of the South America have been emerging from the shadows of history and seeking to reconnect with the Jewish people and return to the faith of their forefathers.
And the challenge to accepted concepts of the nature of Christ and his relation to the godhead- all amount to a severe departure from the received understanding of Christianity and to the faith of most lay believers.
one honor one's own faith and at the same time performs a service to the faiths of others-.
Welcome to the faith.
Augustine, back to the faith.
I am able to minister to people according to the faith that I have.
shut up to the faith which was to be revealed.